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Executive Summary. FrogLube is one of the best lubricants and cleaners that I have seen, but it requires learning a different way of keeping your gun running, and it is not suitable for revolvers. The claims that it gums up or otherwise causes a reduction in performance I have not
I took the newly lubricated Px4 to the range today and the experience was good. The gun fired flawlessly and operated without incident, modulo a failure to lock back that was due to my experimentation with grip. The gun was accurate with all of the ammunition I tried, including Independence
The following video documents, without editing or cuts, the entire process that I used to lubricate the Px4 using FrogLube. It's long and arduous without much commentary. If you want to get a step-by-step introduction to the use of FrogLube in video format, seek other instructional videos. This video is
The first part of my Px4 FrogLube test is an analysis of the gun and its lubrication points, and how I plan to approach these points using FrogLube. Here's the first video. Note that I don't care to do anything more than provide information. I'm not sure that the information
I've picked up a Px4 of late that I think I'd like to try a few things on. In particular, I don't usually have a brand new gun to start fresh ideas with, but I think this one calls for a long term test of FrogLube. It appears that some