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It's the same thing. The only difference is surface prep of the material. You do a fine bead-blast for a satin look, you polish for a shiny look.

A CNC lathe is different from a firearm. Is different from a vehicle. I think that the viscosity aspect is over-thought on a firearm, and the simple "if it slides it gets grease, if it rotates it gets oil" is out-dated by the creation of better EP additives as well as the complication that in the firearm world, often "sliding" means "floating", such as is the case with the M4 Benelli carrier. It may slide, but really, it floats if you think about the tolerances involved. Les Baer recommends CLP on their pistol slide/frame interface. Benelli ships with a bottle of rather thin oil. Pat Rogers and many others use a CLP type product on the M4 carbine SIG has recommended things from TW25B grease to Militec-1 oil (junk, IMO). I have pistols (same model) that shipped with both from the factory. I think in the firearm world lubricant viscosity is over-thought.

I've found viscosity to matter very little, personally. What is your specific reason for wanting to know viscosity?

MPro7 LPX is open source, nearly. What would you like to know? FrogLube, I am not fond of. Like most vegetable type oils it turns to elmer's glue in a few months.

FIREClean, and I wouldn't buy any stainless Noveske barrels right now.

Came back to this thread. Will ask Uncle. How have you been, Sukhoi? have not heard from you since the PM. I trust your bolt release found you well?

They last on pistol slides for some time, and pistol slide livin' is a LOT rougher.

Looks great, but WOW@the mini-scout placement photo! This product has been a long time coming!

It also needs active metal ions, or a primer. 243 contains said primer. 242 does not.

BTDT, shot loose in less than 100 rounds. Tried it with Loctite 242, shot loose again. I learned at that point through extensive research what the correct products are within the loctite line-up to use and for what metals. 243 is your formula.

I just told you.

Like I have said in the past...loctite 243. 242 is useless on anodized 7075 and Ti junctures.

SPF to you

Interesting! Recalling conversations I had with my Uncle a long time ago, the F22 still stomps it. Simply because the Su's do not have the BVR capability against the semi-stealth F22 that it has against them. The F22 is not a dogfighter, nor would it devolve into a dogfight likely, based on the scenarios they ran at the Pentagon. Simply put, the Su is dead before it ever sees the F22. Now, as for fun-to-fly, aerobatics, etc., I believe the Su takes the cake.

Test mule or production? I'll ask a relative about it. He does this sort of thing for a living (pentagon this vs. That fighter jet think tank)

12g? Amazing. -9 even moreso! Never knew a prop could pull that off! Check out our own x29.

Fire for effect.

Wow. I should have charged more. Fastest sale ever, lol. SOLD to the man with the upside down plane!

Just what the title says, OEM Field Stock. $100 shipped CONUS Payment is $100 check/MO, mailed USPS Priority. Stock will ship UPS Ground or USPS Priority, whichever is convenient for me.

Button is stainless w/black oxide finish. Bolt stop latch/lever is drilled and tapped OEM Benelli, 4-40 threads. I find it much more tasteful than the oversized GG&G. $100 check or USPS MO/ mailed USPS Priority, will ship part the same, sale only valid within CONUS.

People need to buy more stuff from ME. I accurately describe

For $800 you can order one. These typically do not exist, although I love mine.

Spf to you via phone.

Bump at $385 shipped CONUS