XDS Range Report - Sorry about your face

[Obscura]

Originally Posted by madmike76

I like to go to the one on 59 and gulf bank. It is less expensive than the Sportsmans outlet in humble

I haven't been down there yet. They used to rent machine guns right?

[Devil Dawg]

Don't you need a machine gun to get into that place? LOL.. I didn't realize they were still open.

[3shot]

Nice shootin'!
Congrats on the 15 minutes of fame at your range!

[saluki6589]

Originally Posted by Obscura

FrogLube soaks into the metal. The initial treatment process is a lot like seasoning a cast iron frying pan. You warm the parts up and then apply FrogLube paste or liquid. (the paste liquefies instantly on the hot metal) FrogLube seeps into the metal and floats out carbon fouling and such. After everything cools off your parts wipe clean with a rag and a bore snake.

After the initial treatments the surface of the treated parts take on a smooth finish, much like a new, dry, bar of bath soap. (or the previously mentioned, seasoned cast iron frying pan) You can feel the difference in the action and trigger. Everything is smoother than before.

Once treated, when you shoot and the gun warms up, FrogLube re-liquefies and sweats out providing additional lubrication and a protective barrier to cut down on what is able to attach to the surface. Clean-up is much easier than before. Black fouling that used to have to be scrubbed off, wipes off with a rag.

There is one more thing. This stuff smells like a spearmint lifesavers and is non-toxic. Ok, that was two things.

I picked up some FrogLube, but haven't tried it yet. Did you apply it to the trigger assembly and sear also? If you did how did you go about heating those? BTW...nice shootin' Tex

[RetiredFCC]

Congrats on your purchase!

You have piqued my interest with this "Frog Lube" sir!

I believe I may have to acquire some and see if it will get rid of the "rings" on the front of the cylinder on my wheel guns!

BTW, Nice shooting!