RIG & Clenzoil

Marvin · 12-07-2001, 10:57 AM

Hello Folks,

Well, things have slowed down for me today and I saw this thread and wanted to jump in on this one.

I have been using Clenzoil for about 6-7 years now and fouynd it to be the best oil for protection of the firearm. Now, there are other oils on the market that are good, but Clenzoil does work and it smells good too! I have been using RIG for over 30 years and I mostly use the Universal type. I use the rig on the inside of the pistols and the out side for long term storage. While here in Florida and being located near the ocean, I was concerned about keeping the pistols I bought here protected so I got some RIG at a local guyn show and keep a liberal amount on them. When I get them home, I will use a "RIG Rag" to wipe them down again when keeping them in the vault. With these two products, you can't go wrong! As Thor stated, keeping the sliding surfaces lubricated with RIG does a good job.

Marvin

12-07-2001, 10:57 AM	#7
Marvin User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Upstate S.C. Posts: 1,132 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: RIG & Clenzoil Hello Folks, Well, things have slowed down for me today and I saw this thread and wanted to jump in on this one. I have been using Clenzoil for about 6-7 years now and fouynd it to be the best oil for protection of the firearm. Now, there are other oils on the market that are good, but Clenzoil does work and it smells good too! I have been using RIG for over 30 years and I mostly use the Universal type. I use the rig on the inside of the pistols and the out side for long term storage. While here in Florida and being located near the ocean, I was concerned about keeping the pistols I bought here protected so I got some RIG at a local guyn show and keep a liberal amount on them. When I get them home, I will use a "RIG Rag" to wipe them down again when keeping them in the vault. With these two products, you can't go wrong! As Thor stated, keeping the sliding surfaces lubricated with RIG does a good job. Marvin