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<blockquote data-quote="Sanjuro82" data-source="post: 1853741" data-attributes="member: 14058"><p>It's a phenomenal product. I still prefer Ballistol over it (mainly because it's more economical), but I do use Frog Lube from time to time. From my own use and experience, Frog Lube is more "slick" and has slightly better lubricating properties, while Ballistol cleans and protects/preserves a bit better. I have been using Ballistol for 10+ years, and I first tried Frog Lube about a year ago. </p><p></p><p>Frog Lube is good stuff. Love the smell, and love that it's 100% made in the US.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sanjuro82, post: 1853741, member: 14058"] It's a phenomenal product. I still prefer Ballistol over it (mainly because it's more economical), but I do use Frog Lube from time to time. From my own use and experience, Frog Lube is more "slick" and has slightly better lubricating properties, while Ballistol cleans and protects/preserves a bit better. I have been using Ballistol for 10+ years, and I first tried Frog Lube about a year ago. Frog Lube is good stuff. Love the smell, and love that it's 100% made in the US. [/QUOTE]
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