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What lube, probably a spray, do you recommend for lubing hard to access actions like some levers, falling blocks, etc., where it's not practical to take the action apart?
Paul
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ATF and kerosene (odorless), 50/50. Dabbed in with a small artist's paint brush on a 30/30. Don't be too slobbery, it creeps and gets every where. Got some Ballistol on/in a S&W 442 and a Vaquero (non aerosol) via a needle oiler into openings, it also seems to crawl around pretty well.
Last edited by 5thShock; 07/18/14.
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I've been using a quick shot of Royal Purple spray thats supposed to be for guns & such because it's what I have, doesn't gum up, but it may not be what's "best".
I wouldn't be afraid to try some fireclean or militec either.
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