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March 04, 2009, 08:40:18 AM »
Thanks a bunch for all the replies. I knew others would come in both ways on this. I didn't know Ballistol functions as a preservative. I guess I'm looking for a non-petroleum based substance. I don't know what others have been mentioned aside from mink oil and olive oil...Thanks again.
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I guess I'm looking for a non-petroleum based substance.
...which Ballistol is...
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I've used nothing but "natural" lubes(except one time I hate to admit)....bear grease, olive oil, tallow, lard,etc...nothing petroleum based and nothing that cost a lot of $....clean and dry is most important....use what you like, but I'll stick with lube I can make myself or acquire cheap...
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Ballistol here...However, I actually like the smell. I guess I'm a little crazy that way. I also like the smells of Hoppes #9 and CLP and just about every other gun cleaner out on the market.
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