[tom4416]

A little anti-seize would pretty much insure they won't get locked in by corrosion or just go stainless. I'm not wasting my Hoppes on nuts and bolts

 

[joemsj51]

A little anti-seize would pretty much insure they won't get locked in by corrosion or just go stainless. I'm not wasting my Hoppes on nuts and bolts

Good oils where corrosion may exist are never a waste. Sounds more like you are financially challenged and can't afford the extra $2 per can on a gun oil. Hoppes and Remington oils are considered cheap oil, in the world of gun oils.

 

[ron1004]

Sounds more like you are financially challenged

I hope that wasn't intended as a slur, and anyway, aren't we all.

 

[hand-filer]

Good oils where corrosion may exist are never a waste. Sounds more like you are financially challenged and can't afford the extra $2 per can on a gun oil. Hoppes and Remington oils are considered cheap oil, in the world of gun oils.

I think you made a wrong turn on your way over to Guns & Ammo & Cheap Shots.

 

[tom4416]

Good oils where corrosion may exist are never a waste. Sounds more like you are financially challenged and can't afford the extra $2 per can on a gun oil. Hoppes and Remington oils are considered cheap oil, in the world of gun oils.

Sorry if I offended you, was just trying to point out that I try and use the right product for the job at hand. I've got a tray in the garage with caliper pin lube, anti-squeal paste, fogging oil, assembly lube, anti-seize, loctite, Kroil and probably ten other products. I was just taught to use the right product for the job, if its available. If all you have is Hoppes, that's fine, I just reserve that for my Krieghoff trap gun.