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A little known product is HilCo Lube in aerosol and wipes.<\/a>
\nWhen I was working on the 16th Cavalry officer side of the Armor School, the Marines brought up a tub of them that they had used during OCS at Quantico. Hill Company actually specializes in commercial and industrial cleaning gear, but this product impressed all of us and I have used it ever since.<\/p>\n

My Unit Armorer instructor at Fort Lewis – a retired Master Sergeant by the name of\u00a0 Butterfly – apparently had a standard joke he would roll out for each class when asked if there was something better than CLP.
\nHis answer was;
\n“Yes, there are<\/strong> better products than CLP, but it has one<\/strong> overriding quality that really can’t be beat….(<\/em>long pause)…..it’s free<\/strong>.”<\/em><\/p>\n

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Best Gun Oils for All Guns<\/a><\/p>\n

Shooting is a ton of fun, but it\u2019s also inherently dirty. There\u2019s powder residue, carbon fouling, copper and lead buildup, and more.<\/p>\n

Whether it\u2019s your granddad\u2019s single-shot shotgun that you\u2019re going to pass down to your own kids or a brand new long-range shooting rifle that you spent far more on than you care to admit, the goal is to keep them both running smoothly for decades to come. In order to do this, you\u2019ve got to keep your guns clean. Regardless of what it cost or how old it is, the best way to do this is to use the best gun oil.<\/p>\n

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Things to Consider Before Buying Gun Oil<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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