Ahhhhhhhh

[jsimmons]

There's really nothin' that feels as good as a freshly cleaned/oiled firearm and running through your battery of functionality tests. Somethin' about the feel of well-machined steel and the smell of gun oil...

It's almost a shame to have to put the guns back into the gun safe...

 

[creatism]

Love that smell myself!

 

[Deserteagle]

I'd rather smell gun powder as I shoot it but that's just me

 

[cmj0968]

Hoppe's should make a deodorant..

 

[Keykutter]

Wait till you start cleaning your guns with Froglube. Even your wife won't mind if you clean them in the house.

KK

 

[jsimmons]

Wait till you start cleaning your guns with Froglube. Even your wife won't mind if you clean them in the house.

I use MPro-7, which is also odorless. I use remoil for the gas rings and pins, and Valvoline synthetic axle grease on bolt rails and slides. The last thing I do is apply the same synthetic axle grease to the frame and slide on my 1911's to inhibit rust.

The only thing I can smell is the remoil, and even that's a very faint odor.

 

[towboater]

G96 should be a cologne

 

[hogwylde]

I spent a romantic Saturday evening cleaning my gun as well. ;o)

 

[sdgw]

I use a 50/50 mixture of Murphy oil soap and wintergreen alcohol in a spay bottle. Then I apply slide lube on all moving parts. I use this on all my guns and I've never had a rust problem, even with long term storage.