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At 15:49 28-02-12, Bill Jurgenson wrote:
Note the date, and recall that Bill often refers
us to the archives! (I am as guilty as any one
of us in forgetting to do this!)
>On Mon, 27 Feb 2012 10:18:52 -0800, Lance Montfort Myers wrote:
>> Olive oil is death.
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>From my own experience and that of a couple of my clients, I have to
>concur with this. The previous postings have explained. One client
>overdid it (if some's gud, more's better...) and all the tongues needed
>to be replaced.
>
>Ballistol was mentioned:
>http://www.ballistol.com/
>classic Ballistol is Colza oil (Rapsoel)
>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colza_oil
>and can be used for a multitude of chores from cleaning your shotgun to
>dog ticks to shoes to a sore throat and of course it's good for the
>bird quills.
>Highly recommended in every household.
>Virtually the same thing, Hoppe's Nš.9
>http://www.hoppes.com/products/lubricating_oil.html
>can just as well be used; both can be found at any good gunsmith or
>large tackle store.
>
>I use acid free mineral oil myself just as mentioned. Best quality
>sewing machine or bicycle oil is fine. Another possibility is valve oil
>for trumpets etc.
>There are also a number of synthetic hi-end oils out there that might
>work well but I don't see any necessity.
>In any case, JOh's 00 brush is the right tool.
David
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