Every one has their own favorites and they all work if you use them. I use remoil by the quart. It is always on the bench for lubing and wiping the internal parts and outsides of the guns. I also use Hoppe's and like it because it is clear and a little thicker than Rem oil. CLP gets good reviews in tests. There are several good ones out there at decent prices. You do not need to pay $19.95 for 2 OZs of hyped gun oil when you can get a 2 oz Hoppes at wallmart for $2.95. Beleive me it will not make a difference if you do your part right. Clean after shooting, and wipe the outside with generous amount of oil. Wipe it clean and dry befor your next use of the weapon. The only exception is if you are in combat and the weapon or the enviroment requires Special Lube. Mobile synthetic grease or any thin wheel bearing grease from the Auto shop will work for the rails. if you like to use grease on the rails use sparingly cause it makes things sticky if you use too much. That is 5 or $6 bucks for a multi life time supply of grease instead of $15 for a one OZ tube of the so called Gun Grease (many brands)
The ones I have not used and will avoid are ones that are alegedly food safe, vegatable based/organic
(read non petrolium base) like Frog lube and many other wonder lubes that are comming out every day and the
Stincky ones like Ballistol.
Lastly, do not get me wrong (new here). I am not stingy with money or poor (thank god) but do not like hyped up and/or deceitful marketing targetting the new gun buying folks out there.
