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I agree WD-40 shouldn't be used on a gun unless you are trying to break loose something to break it down, Liquid wrench is in the same boat for me. Or at least I won't use it on MY guns. With all the fancy dancy new gun oils floating around I still prefer good old 3-in-1 household oil to anything else. I have tried the various others, and while I WILL use a squirt of rem oil here and there during shooting etc. Before my guns "go to bed" per say they ALWAYS get a wipe down and lube with 3-in-1. There was a rust kill liquid WAY back in the day my great grandfather used when welding and I have seen it as a kid used to stop rust dead in its tracks on old guns, but I couldn't tell you what the name of it was to save my life.
Richard
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