Can I use Rem Oil instead of Break-Free CLP?
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If you want to, however Kano Silikroil is the best for guns (and a whole bunch of other stuff) in my opinion. Not easy to get off the shelf but you can find it online. I order it directly from Kano Labs.
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I don't see a problem with using Remington oil. Only thing you should do before applying oil is to rinse off any kleen-bore with warm water and soap. If you do not the weapon will start to show surface rust within a couple of days, even with oil applied. Took me a couple of times of this happening before I realize that I needed to read the instructions a little more closely.
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They do sell 99% theobromine on amazon, so using that might be a better option. Rennou also include other minerals (most likely some form of calcium and phosphate molecules, at the very least) for the remineralization though. I would love to experiment with them and xylitol together.
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You can run an oily patch down the barrel or spray a CLP like Safari Charlie down the barrel. I ant back to my old method of cleaning because the Rem. squeegee system did not clean the bores as well as advertised.
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I read all the literature that comes with it and all I CAN FIND IS NOT TO USE ABRASIVE CLRANER. I DON'T THINK I WOULD CHANCE IT OR GO TO
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I have been using Liquid Wrench, available at most hardware stores, and maybe here on Amazon too though I haven't checked. It is similar to 3-N-1, a common household light oil which I believe will work just as well. All you want is lubrication. Nothing to heavy, just a light oil to help clear the hair and let the blades slide across each other easily. I believe either oil will work just as well.
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a carrier oil is not necessary, for this oil is used for healing as is...however, if you still want to dilute, I'd try 50/50..I am not familiar with argan oil
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I have found that it reacts differently to certain oils. Make sure you are using 100% essential oils. Adding only distilled water to prevent mineral deposit is important. When I've experienced an early shut off, I add more water and use oils like lemongrass or geranium. They seem to cut more oily types of essentials.
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Always buy undiluted. You can dilute with a carrier oil of your choice Plus you always want to buy the purest oils possible
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From what I have gathered for information regarding the use of lubricants in break barrel rifles, care must be taken when utilizing lubricants in the air chamber (this is where the compressed air is generated and stored until the rifle is shot) and in the area of the breech where the projectile is is placed in the weapon and discharged (shot). From the name listed by this manufacturer "RMCOIL Silicone Chamber oil" this lubricant is used sparingly in the gun's Spring Air Chamber (one or two drops every 500 shots or so). Some "Chamber Oil" manufacturer's supply a special long tube applicator where you would place this applicator down into the spring chamber area and place the two drops directly into the "Air Chamber." As far as utilizing Hoppe's Gun cleaning solution to clean your barrel, this is not recommended by some manufacturer's. By using this cleaning solution you could cause "dieseling" to occur in the pellet chamber and barrel, as the solution residue left after cleaning the barrel, can and will ignite (think small explosion) due to the instantaneous high pressures and temperatures during discharge of the compressed air from the gun's "air chamber." This dieseling should only occur for a short time after you clean your weapon, as the oil residue is burned off. But the dieseling is really a small explosion inside the barrel during it's firing. It may not cause any damage to you or your weapon, but to be safe the manufacturer's certainly do not recommend it. As far as normal lubrication of your weapon (read other than inside the chamber/barrel), you can safely use any lubricating oil that is made for and used for this type of service to protect and lubricate all other weaponry.
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I don't know what CLP means. I use Hoppe's NO. 9 solvent to clean the inside and bore. I wipe around the outside with a Hoppe's Gun & Reel Silicone Cloth. No problems.
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We do NOT recommend that you do this at all. This oil should be used on its own. thank you.
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No, its used in the piston chamber to lubricate the piston and chamber, according to Crosman ,place 1 drop into the chamber( the hole on the face of the chamber when you cock the break barrel) see the hole in the face of the breech? Place one(1) drop of RMCOIL (ONLY USE RMCOIL) regular oil will damage your weapon. See the user manual.
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No on Clarisonic. Have used the oil for years, generally to remove makeup. Wouldn't be without it.
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I dont see why not. You mentioned just a gargle so that should be perfectly fine. Its very good tea tree oil. I have enjoyed using it.
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You could. However, with rifles and pistols costing and worth hundreds, if not more and a box of shells at $20 plus it is best to get a better more specific oil for your rifles and pistols, such as BreakFree-CLP or 3 in 1 oil. On the wood stocks mineral oil can work fine.
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ONLY use air tool oil, not something like 3in1, etc. Regular oil might "diesel", air oil will not.
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I have had great luck with a foaming lubricant/cleaner (CLP Break Free). I spray it down the barrel and let it form up and sit, then pull it through with the snake. The residue that stays behind acts as a protectant/lubricant. Hope this helps.