JCMAG
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Supply and demand. Here's the demand, fork it over. 
You could always sell the recipe to me and I'll take care of it for you...
You could always sell the recipe to me and I'll take care of it for you...
Lubes ( An endorsement)
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doc2rn
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I have heard of building anticipation but this is sorely over doing it. Guess it's just another great American invention we will never see, too bad I really wanted some.
Harve Curry
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Sounds like this product penetrates the surface pores of whatever it's applied to and stays with it. There's been alot of research into that for engine applications for decades.
I'm interested in buying some for my guns.
I'm interested in buying some for my guns.
32winspl
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I googled Berryhill Guns the other day, to get an email address. I sent off an email to him asking about availability and door-to-door price but I haven't received a reply yet.
This thread was started 17 months ago. This lube is certainly available from other sources, and finding those may be more productive.
308win
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I received the above response from Dave Berryhill when I sent him an email and ask to be put on the list for when he started selling it. From his response I read it that he was going to get this stuff from someone either packaged and labeled or buy in bulk and package for resale. Maybe Tuner could ask him who the supplier is since Dave Berryhill isn't going to market it.
308win
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308win
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Go here and there are reviews of different paintball gun lubes. Why wouldn't paintball gun lube work on a firearm other than the obvious effects of heat?
neviander
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Sounds like something the EPA would ban if they caught wind of it. But it sounds like good stuff, no word on if it's out yet?
308win
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There is a paint ball facility with a pro shop (that what they call them?) not too far from my work. If I can I will stop by there in the next couple of days and see if they have any of the products on the review site. My guess is that the Mookies stuff is it.
doc2rn
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Maybe this is it?
http://www.montanaxtreme.com/products/gun_grease.php
or
http://www.brianenos.com/pages/slide-glide.html
but this is the old standby
http://www.gunbutter.com/gunbuttergrease.htm
http://www.montanaxtreme.com/products/gun_grease.php
or
http://www.brianenos.com/pages/slide-glide.html
but this is the old standby
http://www.gunbutter.com/gunbuttergrease.htm
What about the Ultima-Lube from Wilson. This also seems to be a product that's resembles the gun-goo. Plus Bill Wilson highly recommends it in his 1911 book.
http://www.wilsoncombat.com/a_ultimalube.asp
http://www.wilsoncombat.com/a_ultimalube.asp
K.L.O.sako
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tuner? and or mr. berryhill. i've been watching this thread for almost a year now and i think one of you guy's owes us some closure on this e.g. what it was, were we can find it ,commercial name? i feel like i've been strung along for months with no payoff. very unsporting ,don't you think? please try and resolve this so we oil fanatics can go on with our lives. thanks.
Catshooter
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Well, I don't agree that they "owe" us anything.
Indeed, though, some sort of closure would be nice. I too have been watching this thread with some eagerness.
Cat
Indeed, though, some sort of closure would be nice. I too have been watching this thread with some eagerness.
Cat
1911Tuner
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Well...It looks like it's not gonna be a "go" for the wunderlube. After a fairly extensive beta-testing phase...the market isn't there. Hard to convince most folks to change, and...like with any other established product that has its faithful base...the question of whether a new one is better than the status quo looms large.
As for me, I'm convinced. My hard beaten test platforms haven't been retreated since the initial start-up...and the stuff is still there. The pistols feel like buttered ball bearings. So, for the small supply that I've got left, I'll guard it jealously and use it sparingly.
As for me, I'm convinced. My hard beaten test platforms haven't been retreated since the initial start-up...and the stuff is still there. The pistols feel like buttered ball bearings. So, for the small supply that I've got left, I'll guard it jealously and use it sparingly.
cambeul41
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Ah, shucks!
Jolly Rogers
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Another DANG...
Joe
Joe
scott22
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pfffft if thats stuff is as you say Tuner Im pretty sure I could sell the hell out of it locally and so could damn near anybody else. Word travels quickly about products that can do what you claim. Well, I'll keep watching this for any other news =/
308win
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I am sure the product is exactly as described; I also know that packaging, distribution, marketing, and fulfillment are expensive - and, the smaller the volume the more expensive per unit. A friend of mine owned the CleansOil product and while I don't recall the exact number, the cost per unit for the packaging was eye opening.
doc2rn
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Tuner convince him to make it in small batches durring his leisure time and sell it here. I couldnt care less if it came in a toilet paper tube lined with a baggie. You use what works, he was just afraid that it worked so well he would not see repeat customers for a long time. If it was that good I would pay a higher price.
trickyasafox
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I'd buy it off here. I mean heck- the fact that we all remember this thread is proof enough he could make some money
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