Rem-DriLube

[nuke]

No, I don't use this on my Kahr's. I DO use TW25b and Hoppe's oil on my pistols and just picked up some CLP to try in the AR.

I've had a can of the Rem-DriLube (leaves a dry teflon coating) from about 30 years ago or longer and my question is does it have any place in a gun cleaning/lube regiment or is it an outdated product? Or should I simply use on sticky window channels?

[Bawanna]

I have a can of it also that I don't recollect I've ever used, got it for Christmas or something.

I imagine it would be useful for some applications. Can't say first hand. Maybe I'll try it on something.

[nuke]

I recall buying it after I purchased my first guns; a Rem 870 Wingmaster and Marlin 336C; both in the early 80's. I'm just surprised the can has retained the aerosol.

[jocko]

i useit on my mag spring when I clean the magazzie ad also on my PMJ9 recolo tube. never runs anywhere.

[nuke]

Well, Jocko, if YOU use it then I won't toss it or waste it on the window sashes...

[berettabone]

Works on the car door hinges.................................

[VN Vet]

I use the Rem Dri-Lube when I am too lazy to do a complete breakdown and a detailed cleaning. I've had no problems.

[jocko]

Well, Jocko, if YOU use it then I won't toss it or waste it on the window sashes...

crankout winders andI use it on the mechanism, never runs down the siding etc, not sure how much good it does but againit doesn't hurt a darn thig. I would think it would work geat on sashs.

Whats sashes???? Just sayin

[garyb]

Got a can but don't use it either.