Militec

George Hill · January 27, 2000, 08:57 AM

At shot I remember talking to a fellow hawking his wares - He was pushing another gun oil called Militec.

"Have you tried Militec?"
"No. Never heard of it."
He smiled wide and went into a sales speach...
I interupted him, "What is in it?"
"Well, it is a metal conditioner... it forms a molecular bond to the..."
"But whats in it?"
"Forms bonds - Conditioner..."
"but whats in the oil?"
"here, have a sample..."
"Thanks."

The fellow didnt know what it was - but he tried hard and was very nice. I took the oil. After examining it and trying it... I think I know whats in it. BREAK FREE.
Well - anyways - this stuff is slick and does a good job. I tried it on my 1911s and I think its good stuff. At least it isnt runny like Rem Oil. Its thicker... and slicker. As to the metal conditioner - I dont know. But this stuff isnt bad. I will have to compair it to regular Break Free when I get a chance.
http://www.militec-1.com/

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"A fear of weapons is a sign of retarded sexual and emotional maturity." - Sigmund Freud

Jake 98c/11b · January 27, 2000, 11:13 AM

George

I don't think it's the same stuff as breakfree, no teflon in suspension and as you say it has a different consistency. I don't know what is in it either but it did seem to make the Hi-Power easier to clean (yep, I took the free sample as well).

**Rich Lucibella** · January 27, 2000, 05:40 PM

I've used it before. It's main advantage is that it comes in those real neat, teeny-tiny bottles. Great for the field or range.

I've come the same path on lubes as I have on preferred load: I no longer care what's in it. If it seems to do the job its good enough. The key: lube as needed; shoot as required! No need to overdo either.

Rich

[This message has been edited by Rich Lucibella (edited January 27, 2000).]

George Hill · January 28, 2000, 06:22 AM

Rich - I must disagree.
You cant over do the shooting part.
Well - 6000 rounds in one day may be excessive.

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"A fear of weapons is a sign of retarded sexual and emotional maturity." - Sigmund Freud

fal308 · January 28, 2000, 12:39 PM

George
That depends on what you're shooting

A Minigun with 6000 rounds wouldn't last very long @ 2-3000rds/min. or perhaps a chain gun if you really want to dispose of that obnoxious excess mountain of ammo quickly

January 27, 2000, 08:57 AM	#1
George Hill Staff Alumnus Join Date: October 14, 1998 Location: North Carolina Posts: 11,487	At shot I remember talking to a fellow hawking his wares - He was pushing another gun oil called Militec. "Have you tried Militec?" "No. Never heard of it." He smiled wide and went into a sales speach... I interupted him, "What is in it?" "Well, it is a metal conditioner... it forms a molecular bond to the..." "But whats in it?" "Forms bonds - Conditioner..." "but whats in the oil?" "here, have a sample..." "Thanks." The fellow didnt know what it was - but he tried hard and was very nice. I took the oil. After examining it and trying it... I think I know whats in it. BREAK FREE. Well - anyways - this stuff is slick and does a good job. I tried it on my 1911s and I think its good stuff. At least it isnt runny like Rem Oil. Its thicker... and slicker. As to the metal conditioner - I dont know. But this stuff isnt bad. I will have to compair it to regular Break Free when I get a chance. http://www.militec-1.com/ ------------------ "A fear of weapons is a sign of retarded sexual and emotional maturity." - Sigmund Freud

January 27, 2000, 11:13 AM	#2
Jake 98c/11b Senior Member Join Date: November 25, 1999 Posts: 471	George I don't think it's the same stuff as breakfree, no teflon in suspension and as you say it has a different consistency. I don't know what is in it either but it did seem to make the Hi-Power easier to clean (yep, I took the free sample as well).

January 27, 2000, 05:40 PM	#3
Rich Lucibella Staff Join Date: October 6, 1998 Location: South Florida Posts: 10,131	I've used it before. It's main advantage is that it comes in those real neat, teeny-tiny bottles. Great for the field or range. I've come the same path on lubes as I have on preferred load: I no longer care what's in it. If it seems to do the job its good enough. The key: lube as needed; shoot as required! No need to overdo either. Rich [This message has been edited by Rich Lucibella (edited January 27, 2000).]

January 28, 2000, 06:22 AM	#4
George Hill Staff Alumnus Join Date: October 14, 1998 Location: North Carolina Posts: 11,487	Rich - I must disagree. You cant over do the shooting part. Well - 6000 rounds in one day may be excessive. ------------------ "A fear of weapons is a sign of retarded sexual and emotional maturity." - Sigmund Freud

January 28, 2000, 12:39 PM	#5
fal308 Staff Alumnus Join Date: October 12, 1998 Location: Missouri Posts: 1,989	George That depends on what you're shooting A Minigun with 6000 rounds wouldn't last very long @ 2-3000rds/min. or perhaps a chain gun if you really want to dispose of that obnoxious excess mountain of ammo quickly