Why does the military use CLP?
Why does the military use CLP?
Asher Morgan
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Bentley Peterson
Because it cleans, lubricates, and protects firearms. A useful tool for a profession that revolves around such tools.
Jace Hall
Cheap and does an okay job, more cost effective than buying specialty things for each task
Jacob Adams
>revolves
Brandon Butler
They made some big money deal for it and now there's way too much stocked up.
Leo Bailey
Hard to use CLP on anti rape powerpoints and mop buckets, but it is 2019.
Tyler Phillips
But easy to use CLP for rape.
Tyler Bailey
Army men are big homos. They need good anal lube.
Kevin Clark
Dunno, probably because it's the cheapest thing they can get that does what it's supposed to do just well enough to keep what it's applied to barely functioning.
>see MRE
Jaxon Cox
Because of the temperature range. Lubricating your fire arms requires a specific lubricate depending on what kind of environment you're in. CLP won't work in every extreme and they use other things too. Good fucking luck cleaning shit without CLP it's fucking great to have around if you want to clean shit and have anything else to do. If you don't have any CLP you're just scraping shit off your gun, if you even have the right tools to reach every nook and cranny. Good luck getting that shit off anything if you don't have CLP you probably haven't got tools to do that either.
Xavier Morris
the profession does revolve around cleaning things though.
James Campbell
t.retard
Angel Richardson
It actually does all three things well even better than other specialty products. Its a quality product.
Logan Gomez
I use CLP. Am I doing it wrong?
Eli Lopez
trash oil.
Dylan Morris
Because it's retard proof, works for everything, and won't kill you if you "accidentally" drink it with your MREs.
Oliver Miller
Because apparently they're not familiar with the overall superiority of transmission fluid
Isaiah Taylor
Because bean counters love one-size-fits-all solutions.
Gabriel Walker
Because they don't have the logistical competence to supply their men with a dedicated solvent AND a lubricating oil. Civilian shooters have no such constraints, so a Jack of all trades product is irrelevant to them.
Kayden Bailey
oh god all of the redneck ways of cleaning a gun are from car fluids
Jason Martin
And that's how you tell who has served and who has not.
Connor Watson
doubtful most likely the factory is owned but some jew in power probably much cheaper AND better options out there
Camden Williams
underated aspect of military selection they never get the best because it has to be "retard" aka fucking teenager proof
Jonathan Gomez
>Because it cleans, lubricates, and protects firearms.
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Daniel Wood
i find it hard to believe anyone do a control to motor oil?
i've noticed gun lubes to typically be thinner i think 3 in 1 is actually the best.
Michael Watson
It may not be better than three different chemicals that individualy cleans, lubricates, and protects, but the saved logistics of making what is essentially one cure-all solution for million of american troops make it worthwhile.