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Mark M. · 04-11-2001, 08:06 PM

Gruss Gott,Hugh!

I appreciate your suggestion!I love the smell of Hoppe"s #9!It always makes me feel all warm and

fuzzy.I'm not familiar with Clenzoil.I'll have to

check into it.

In a serious vein,however.Since you've seen fit

to suggest Hoppe's,I wonder if you would be so kind as to tell me if what my grandson told me is true.

He says I should never use WD-40 on any firearm(be

it a Luger or others) because it has corrosive

elements in it.I don't use it as a rule,anyway,

except for those areas which aren't readily accessable without stripping beyond my limited

knowledge and tools.Is he correct when he tells me

that WD-40 is detrimental to the parts?I haven't

used any since he scared the hell out of me with

this tidbit.I would very much like to hear(read)

your expert opinion.Thanks!

Tschuss! Mark M.(Sponge!)

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04-11-2001, 08:06 PM	#9
Mark M. User Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 72 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Mark is a sponge...... Gruss Gott,Hugh! I appreciate your suggestion!I love the smell of Hoppe"s #9!It always makes me feel all warm and fuzzy.I'm not familiar with Clenzoil.I'll have to check into it. In a serious vein,however.Since you've seen fit to suggest Hoppe's,I wonder if you would be so kind as to tell me if what my grandson told me is true. He says I should never use WD-40 on any firearm(be it a Luger or others) because it has corrosive elements in it.I don't use it as a rule,anyway, except for those areas which aren't readily accessable without stripping beyond my limited knowledge and tools.Is he correct when he tells me that WD-40 is detrimental to the parts?I haven't used any since he scared the hell out of me with this tidbit.I would very much like to hear(read) your expert opinion.Thanks! Tschuss! Mark M.(Sponge!)