The Pro Gold gun lube has garnered a lot of praise for being a good lube. Many users say that it’s not messy to use, and it keeps the moving parts of a gun running smoothly. As per user feedback, it seems that it performs better than other oils.
So let’s dive deeper and understand what this lube is all about and what it can do.
Features
The Pro Gold gun lube is thick, but it’s not too thick that application is a problem. It spreads well, and it does not evaporate.
The lube is both a cleaner and lubricant. It contains additives and agents that break down carbon fouling and dirt. In fact, some users say that it does a much better job at flushing out gunk than other oils.
Besides that, the lube does not run or burn because it is formulated to withstand up to 500 degrees Fahrenheit and, therefore, performs well in high temperatures. It also does not gum up, which means you can use it in cold temperatures as well.
This lube is ideal for lubing the metallic parts of your firearm like the rails, barrel, bolt, and other moving parts. You can use it to clean and lube just about any gun, fishing equipment, and bows.
It does more than remove dirt and keep the moving parts of your gun in good working condition, and it also prevents rust and corrosion.
Since it stays in place after application, you can use it to lubricate your gun before storage. Plus, it provides long-term protection. So you don’t have to keep lubing your gun every few weeks when you are not using it. A single application will last for quite some time.
Application
The Pro Gold gun lube comes in a syringe for easy application and to prevent messiness.
To remove dirt and carbon fouling, you need a cleaning patch and brush. The first step is to wet your brush and give your gun a good scrub, then use a patch to wipe the loosened dirt and carbon fouling. You may need to use several patches to remove all the dirt.
Once you are satisfied that the gun is clean, take a clean patch and wet it with a few drops of your Pro Gold gun lube and lubricate your gun.
Don’t use too much gun lube, as this can cause performance issues.
A few drops are more than adequate to give your gun the protection it needs against rust and corrosion. And to keep it in good working condition.
If your gun is extremely dirty, you can use a good amount of the lube to remove stubborn dirt and carbon fouling. For best results, you should let the lube sit for about 15 to 20 minutes to let it do its work.
Conclusion
The Pro Gold gun lube, as per user feedback, does what it says. It removes dirt and carbon fouling effectively, and it is a good lube. It will keep your gun safe from rust and corrosion, and it will help the moving parts of your gun run smoothly.
It’s not an expensive lube, plus it comes in a syringe to minimize mess and make it easier to lube the hard-to-reach parts of your firearm.
