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Marvin · 10-24-2001, 08:43 AM

I think Mr. Thor said it all. I did a semi-scientific rust test and the Clenzoil was one of the best. The Breakfree was right there with the Clenzoil. Clenzoil does smell a lot better too.

Although I think Clenzoil is the best stuff going, I don't use it on my wood grips. On the frame under the grips, I apply a light coat of Clenzoil and let the carrier dissepate before putting the grips back on the frame. As to a lube on the slide rails, I use a military high pressure artillery grease. This is a lithium based product and has worked well on my shooting Luger. With most Lugers, most any type high qauality grease, applied sparingly, will work on the sliding areas.

Marvin

10-24-2001, 08:43 AM	#8
Marvin User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Upstate S.C. Posts: 1,132 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: A number of Luger Forum members... I think Mr. Thor said it all. I did a semi-scientific rust test and the Clenzoil was one of the best. The Breakfree was right there with the Clenzoil. Clenzoil does smell a lot better too. Although I think Clenzoil is the best stuff going, I don't use it on my wood grips. On the frame under the grips, I apply a light coat of Clenzoil and let the carrier dissepate before putting the grips back on the frame. As to a lube on the slide rails, I use a military high pressure artillery grease. This is a lithium based product and has worked well on my shooting Luger. With most Lugers, most any type high qauality grease, applied sparingly, will work on the sliding areas. Marvin