That would be water displacing 40 have used as long as i have had a gun. after cleaning with bore cleaner etc. spray whole gun down including trigger assembly bolt etc wipe down stand on a rag for a bit wipe down again then restock and put up for storage never had a rust spot one very good process. cheers.
Just remember, Water Displacement formula 40 is NOT a lubricant. Nor is it a treatment for arthritis.
Sent from my SM-G991U using Tapatalk
Don't tell the manufacture its not a lubricant got to go my fingers hurt from typing.
WD 40 is THE BEST for cleaning muzzleloaders. Hot soapy water, followed by a good hose down with WD. Drives out any moisture.
THEN , hose down with just about any good gun oil before being put away for storage.
I use it on all my Savage rigs. A good wipe down followed by a good gun oil.
Oz never gave nothing to the Tin Man, that he didn't already have.
I agree my CVA 50 cal is over 20 years old and never had a spot on it or in the bore most i look at have rust.
I can melt crisco shortening and call it a lubricant also. Take a small bottle put 75 percent wd-40 in it. The rest water, shake it hard for 5 seconds. Your opinion of a WD40 will wane. Try it before you bark.Originally Posted by Rifleman#1
The Dunning-Kruger effect is alive and well.
I like WD-40 for cleaning gummy adhesive residue off of packaging I'm repurposing. That's about it.
you go ahead and use crisco on your rifle then make a bacon fork out of it after you ruin it always someone wd's great for sticker residue and guns.
Some guys say it will increase the catch when sprayed on trolling lures.
I’ll take their word on that.
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote
Bookmarks