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Re: Winterizing an action
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I have come up with my own ultra light lube that I have had great success with over the past few years. I mix Marvel's Mystery Oil with hexagonal boron nitride (HBN). I use a highly saturated level of HBN to MMO. The MMO is great at breaking up gummed oils and the HBN is significantly more lubricious than graphite. I started using this after we used MMO to to lube old Acme threaded gate valve rods in sub zero weather. I added the HBN for its persistent thin film lubrication properties.
It is still wise to disassemble and degrease all of the moving parts in the action before relubing.
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I've been using Kroil for for a few years and the stuff is amazing!
Any of you guys have experience with it. Good or bad?
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With Tikkas its states DO NOT OIL
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Forgot to mention that I have heard MMO can damage certain finishes though I have never had a problem.
As hunting alluded to with the Tikka recommendations, With the few moving parts in the action less lube is better.
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Brake cleaner works great for cleaning gunk out of guns!!
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