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If you feel like wading through it all you can go to this thread over on "The firing line" read about my adventure with Militec-1, a challenge by another manufacturer, and the end result of my testing.WeaponShield, on the other hand, seems to be available only from two sources, the manufacturer and Olympic Arm Owners Association. It comes in 4 oz. and 16 oz. bottles and shipping is eight dollars for any quantity.
The only place I could find wanted eighteen bucks for a 16 oz. bottle and eight bucks to ship it. Is anyone selling this stuff in Maryland (like Wal*Mart), or is it available in quantity prices like MILITEC?
If you want the "cliff notes" version of my opinion it is this. Militec-1 seems to have excellent lubricating properties, is not really a cleaner by itself, and seems to be pretty weak protection against corrosion.
Take the knife out and put some Miltec on ( it's too hot to handle without a paper towel folded to pick it up)
I find FP10 and Weapon Shield easier to buy in larger but not large economy size quantities. I don't use enough to sweat the price. I've used Militec 1 when I had some with no complaints but bother to chase it down only for extreme environments.
Segundo Militec, há 1 pouco daquele Espécie de lapidaçãeste por polígono baixo acontecendo no detalhamento angular, e eu gosto disso, especialmente a MANEIRA como brinca Relatório Completo com a sombra e a luz entre os arcos das rodas ali, onde corta de modo a criar este corpo parecer um pouco Ainda mais magro.
At my Department of the Army Police force, my shift uses Militec-1 almost exclusively. It is the only lube I use at home and at work. I'm one of my department's armorers (firearm repairmen). It will saturate the pores of the metal over time and due to the heat of firing will bond to the steel.
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Eu gosto demasiado da Parcela inferior da frente, e como isso dá ao automóvel uma espé especialmentecie de perfil por animal:
Regarding the M16 knife, bluing generally doesn't have much effect, if any, on stainless steel, and CRKT is using some pretty lower grade steels, like AUS4 and AUS6, but even an AUS8 knife shouldn't show much corrosion. And the liner material even less.
It seems to be an unfortunate but unavoidable fact of life that the proper care of weapons is sometimes ignored. MILITEC-1’s long-term lubricating potential helps guard against this eventuality and will allow even badly neglected weapons to fire without jamming. After proper application with MILITEC-1 insures that a weapon will fire properly first time, every time.
Nada mal de modo a um fabricante por automóveis bastante incipiente, apoiado por alguns dos principais participantes do Comércio.
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