What do you use to oil your firearms?

[Mexico]

Rem oil...

[gfulton]

Mobil one and ATF. 4 to 1.....

[Bowyer]

Through the years I've used almost everything. They all work.

WD40 in an aerosol can is good for cleaning hard to reach spots but then I like to dry with compressed air and add a drop of oil.

Lately I'm using mostly Break Free for cleaning and lubricating. Mainly because I clean my guns in the house and it doesn't have a strong odor that make my wife complain.

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[SmTx]

Can’t remember his name but there was an old gunsmith in Brenham that told me he wouldn’t put rem oil on his worst enemy [emoji23][emoji23]




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[Artos]

Can’t remember his name but there was an old gunsmith in Brenham that told me he wouldn’t put rem oil on his worst enemy [emoji23][emoji23]




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It has teflon or something of the like & that turns some folks off for some reason...I've still got some left & will use it for wiping down till it's gone but see no reason to buy more as I think the others are better. Not like it's going to hurt the finish.

[arrowsmack324]

I use Royal purple synfilm for most everything.

[bmac]

I use bore butter


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[K. Lane]

Old gun smith showed me Marvel Mystery oil 40 years ago. Still using it...........

Marvel's Mystery oil is awesome stuff...never thought about using it on my firearms.
I use Royal Purple gun oil

[RascalArms]

Wipe Out bore cleaner and M Pro7 fan here

[rosco11]

Ive done CLP for years, just recently started using just simple mineral oil.. works great!

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[RifleBowPistol]

Break Free CLP or Corrosion X (bottle, not can).

That Break Free stuff, is the most amazing rust eater, penetrating oil. I have never used it for oiling a gun, but I have used it to unseize many old rusted up tools over the years. I have found old pliers that had been buried in the yard, since before I lived at that house. They were rusted up solid, I could not get them to move at all, I sprayed Break Free on them, within a couple of minutes they were freed up and working great. I love that stuff for rust.

[RifleBowPistol]

I usually use Rem oil, because it's what I can find, when I go to Academy or Wal-Mart. It works very well. I also have some of the Lucas gun oil, I have used it also. It seems to work pretty good. I have also used sewing machine oil, both my grandfather who was a machinist and a gun smith, then a gun smith fried of the family, told me sewing machine oil worked great for guns. I have used Hoppes gun oil, year ago, but I have not seen it in a long time, just their solvent.

I have to admit, I like the Lucas gun oil because of the thin needle that the bottle has, makes it easy to get oil where you want it, in the gun.

[nacohunter]

I’m experimenting with Micro-Mist and really liking it so far. In regards to Rem oil, I encourage everyone to spray down your gun and set it in the sun for an hour. It will be bone dry and that is unacceptable for any working gun.

[locolobo]

Unlike others here, I like WD-40 for cleaning up the gunk and removing rust. Rem oil is what I use for moving parts and for storage, a light coat of furniture wax on the finish. Especially for older, rust prone firearms.

[tx2019]

While Hoppe's #9 is a really good solvent, I'm a big believer in CLP myself. I think it does as good of a job as most solvents and cleaners as removing fouling, but it also lubricates the firearm very well.
For what it's worth, this is the stuff I use:

https://sageandbraker.com/blogs/news/gun-cleaning-kit