Anyone use Prolix lube?

[brettrow]

I was curious what you guys prefer in firearm lubes. I have tried many over the years but about 2 years ago I found one I like a lot and was curious if you guys like it or even heard of it. Its called Prolix. I had never heard of it before and never seen it at the sporting goods store. I first read about it on Chuck Hawks website. It appealed to me because I didnt like the strong smell of chemicals like eezox and some other lubes, and I prefer dry lubes, and its not as toxic as some others. From what I understand, prolix is based on citrus oils and not petroleum like most. Like I said its a dry lube, and its pretty cool stuff, smells like orange oil. Apparently it has been used on Glocks specifically for years according to some book written on Glocks years back. I like to spray my metal parts with it, let it dry and wipe down. Google prolix and see what you think.

 

[Turn Key]

CLP Breakfree

Here is the link to their Web Site:

http://www.break-free.com/

This is the product of choice used by the Glock technicians in the repair center in Georgia.

I personally love the stuff. It cleans extremely well, w/o an odor, and leaves a good non-greasy protective coat on the weapons surface where it was used. There's really no need to and any other product ( oil or grease ) to the area cleaned.

TK

 

[brettrow]

Yeah I used to use breakfree also. The prolix is also a cleaner, lubricant and preservative. http://www.prolixlubricant.com/