rodwha
58 Cal.
On another forum I’m reading how a couple of guys, one who has used WD-40 for over 40 yrs, has said it has worked flawlessly.
When I first began shooting my BP guns I also used WD-40. But I read of many who claimed they had issues with it gumming up or creating some sort of issues. I switched to Ballistol after that as I was shown that it will mix with any water but allow it to evaporate leaving just the oil. I’ve had no issues and love it. And there’s no removing of some chemical to then oil it. And it’s good for both wood and leather. Not to mention this is what it was designed for.
So I’m looking for those who have indeed had issues from using WD-40.
When I first began shooting my BP guns I also used WD-40. But I read of many who claimed they had issues with it gumming up or creating some sort of issues. I switched to Ballistol after that as I was shown that it will mix with any water but allow it to evaporate leaving just the oil. I’ve had no issues and love it. And there’s no removing of some chemical to then oil it. And it’s good for both wood and leather. Not to mention this is what it was designed for.
So I’m looking for those who have indeed had issues from using WD-40.