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- CLP vs Ballistol - Glock Talk
Ballistol is much better when dealing with possibly corrosive primers It was specifically designed to neutralize corrosive compounds It also does not damage wood It is also non-toxic, so it can be used on (non-commercial) food equipment It is the original CLP BreakFree is a good general purpose gun oil Good Cop, No Donut!
- Ballistol in cold weather? - Ruger Forum
I know Ballistol has been around forever, but I just recently started using it some on my wood stocked guns since it's not harmful to wood like petroleum based oils are Do any of you have experience with its performance in cold conditions? It doesn't usually get extremely cold where I am but
- Ballistol. . . | Ruger Forum
Ballistol stays where you put it, while Breakfree runs everywhere Ballistol's been in use for nearly 100 years was first used by the German army on their firearms and for scrapes, bruises, and it even works on lice because it's made from coal (same ingredient in some lice dandruff shampoos) It's good stuff!
- Cleaning Glocks with Ballistol - Glock Talk
I mixed one part Ballistol one part 91% isopropyl alcohol into a spray bottle, then sprayed the solution onto the corner of a cleaning rag Also sprayed the solution on q-tips for hard to reach areas Rubbed everything down with the rag q-tip then wiped off the still wet parts
- Ballistol - Ruger Forum
Ballistol is an old water soluable oil that is mildly akaline and has many uses from wound dressing and waterproofing leather to a cutting oil solution while drilling and tapping, however depending upon your firearm there will probably be much better products available
- Hoppes or Ballistol? - Glock Talk
Not to start too much drama but I'm almost out of Hoppes 9 solvent I'm tempted to try Ballistol based on reviews and various youtube videos but wanted to ask about others experiences I don't like the smell of hoppes and an all natural product appeals to me Also, the fact that Ballistol can
- Ballistol: The One-Stop, Non-Toxic German Wonder Fluid?
Ballistol is also rather odd in that it is a water soluble oil I know that many BP shooters use it in water solution to clean their smokepoles---and I have heard rumors that it makes a good cleaning neutralizing bath after using corrosive primers in more modern arms I wonder, however: is Ballistol's water solubility a potential liability---especially when one uses it as a protectant?
- Ballistol Glock Cleaning Question
Alright brand new to Ballistol, just got the can in the mail today Pretty new to overall cleaning as well Obviously spray down the bore and run some patches through it What about the frame can you or should you spray that down or just spray a rag and wipe it down Also do you need to use
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