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Eastern Maine Shooting Lube?
- Thread starter bassncrap
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I generally lump all wet lube into the same category as spit or windex. My rifles shoot the same with all of them with the exception that spit is free and windex runs a close second. For hunting or leaving the gun loaded for days or weeks it probably would be better if it’s based on some type of oil that doesn’t dry out. During hunting season I just use a smear of mink oil instead of spit. POI difference is minimal in hunting scenarios.
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I would only use a liquid lube for target work, where there'll be a lot of repeated shooting - and not for hunting, where the gun may go a longer time between shots ( opening the possibility of the lube getting into the powder).
They also have a wax like lube as well.
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You can be our beta tester - let us know about it........ 
Minty alcohol based lube. Nothing special
Ive actually been wanting to try yours that you make honestly lol
