Will this work as gun lube?
My ex girlfriend bought this for us shortly before we broke up. It was really expensive, but we didn't need to really use it cause I'm not Jewish.
So essentially:
-will this work as gun lube?
-what are the cons of using this?
Also just post any improv lube and/or gun cleaning products you guys use.
it's water-based, right?
it'll just evaporate
OP Com’on man.
I have no words
Stop samefagging. Nobody gave a single reason why this isn't a good idea.
Will it damage the gun in some way?
An old guy at my range told me he has used Olive oil with his sks before and didn't have any issues.
How long do you think it'll last before evaporating?
Maybe like 500 rounds of 22? Or say 100 rounds of 5 56?
I like the idea that it'll leave a nice smell. Some of my guns smell kinda funny when shooting and I'm not sure why.
>Nobody gave a single reason why this isn't a good idea.
I did, though:
>it's water-based, right?
>it'll just evaporate
>Will it damage the gun in some way?
no, it just won't work because it'll simply evaporate about five minutes after you put it in your gun. and I don't mean when you shoot it either, I mean it'll just disappear from sitting there. it's water, mate.
>An old guy at my range told me he has used Olive oil with his sks before and didn't have any issues.
well that's because it's oil-based. oil doesn't evaporate into the air like water does.
>Nobody gave a single reason why this isn't a good idea.
If you're too retarded to figure out why a light duty, water based lubricant isn't the best thing to use in a machine that gets really hot, collects a lot of carbon, and is designed to channel a small explosion then you're beyond hope.
Nigga, proper gun oil cost like $5-$10 at most, why the fuck would you use a fucking messaging oil designed for very delicate use on human skin to oil up a mechanical system?