The differences between all of those gun cleaning supplies?
I’ve heard of Frog lube, Militech but haven’t gotten my hands on it yet. We normally don’t like to bring in too many gun cleaning products because many of them just confuse our customers and create more problems for us from an inventory management. I have a bunch of left over gun cleaning supplies from various gun cleaning kits i’ve owned and usually kept the best parts of them. I started out, like many, with a Hoppes gun cleaning kit. Usually a bores sovent, gun oil, and 22 caliber cleaning patches. The plastic case for the 3 piece cleaning rods began to not snap closed and I started losing pieces of the kit one by one. After a few years I had some mistakes made and bent the cleaning rod, I learned the hard way about why a one piece cleaning system was the way to go.
When it comes to gun cleaning stuff, I have pretty much settled on M-Pro7 for gun cleaning and Slip 2000 for gun lubrication. I have good experiences with the M-Pro 7 gun oil but something about Slip 2000 gun cleaning supplies makes me like the brand and the scientific breakthroughs that clean a firearm without all of the toxic materials. It’s bad enough you have to deal with lead and washing your hands from gun powder, but having a green cleaning product that actually holds onto a firearm when in use, and when not in use is a step up. Some of the Remington gun oils i’ve used in the past just lubricated parts and I still had rust issues, not with Slip 2000 products.
