Ever used Hornady One Shot Gun Cleaner/Dry Lube on your guns?

[looney2ns]

For lubing purposes? Thoughts? Issue's?

Have at it!

 

[Cynical]

Yep, I started using it last year at the recommendation from my LGS. I love it, I liberally spray it inside the fire control group on my autos and the little bits of gunk and powder run out the bottom of the mag well. I still scrub the barrel with brush and hoppes #9 but spray a little down after I run a clean patch through it. It is supposed to leave a thin protective and lubricating film behind that won't get gummed up. Used it all last summer and I'm well satisfied with it. I even spray a little inside my magazines as well.

 

[Drail]

No. Magazines should be kept clean and dry with no lube in them.

 

[Leo]

Yes, I have used the Hornady product for years, mostly for firearm cleaning. On the AR, I do still use a TINY bit of oil on the trigger pivot and a couple drops of CLP on the port holes of the bolt carrier. The coating that stays behind after the Hornady product seems to make the next bunch of junk wash out easier. I do not like harsher cleaners that discolor finishes and completely strip protective lubricants.

My 20 round magazines still have Vietnam era mud visible inside and they run fine with no lube at all. I am afraid to clean them, they might start jamming up like other people's stuff.

 

[SteveM4A1]

I use it. No issues and my edc isn't oily. But I don't put near the rounds through my firearms that some do, so my opinion may not mean as much. I still oil my bcg on my AR though

 

[johntheplinker]

I started using it for long term storage a few years ago, works great for that, and noticed how slick moving parts were. Now I use it also for most of my lube needs. Since it is a dries to a film it doesn't collect dirt like most wet lubes. Still rely on Hoppe's and other products for the majority of my cleaning.

 

[looney2ns]

Thanks for the replies.