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Blue & grey products
- Thread starter bulletman
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I used it before, I have nothing unfavorable to say about it... :winking:
Blue & Gray Target Patch Lube:
Designed for shooting on the line all day. Since it is non-corrosive, (contains no silicone phosphates or oils), it creates no build up. Its self cleaning properties will flush away residues with each shot. It is a neutral chemical compound.
Blue & Gray Target Patch Lube:
Designed for shooting on the line all day. Since it is non-corrosive, (contains no silicone phosphates or oils), it creates no build up. Its self cleaning properties will flush away residues with each shot. It is a neutral chemical compound.
Just as FYI...OxYoke recently bought out Blue & Gray.
I had bought some new Blue & Gray speed shells to carry powder & shot for my smoothbores, a couple plastic end caps were cracked, and in chasing the contact info through the web pages, I ended up at OxYoke (they sent me replacement end caps / no charge)
I had bought some new Blue & Gray speed shells to carry powder & shot for my smoothbores, a couple plastic end caps were cracked, and in chasing the contact info through the web pages, I ended up at OxYoke (they sent me replacement end caps / no charge)
Well, IMHO, if if it was any good & Oxjoke bought it, I can assure you it won't be any good for long. They will change it to cut costs anyway they can just like they did with Lehigh Lube. Since they purchased Lehigh it now takes 2 applications of the lube to get the same lubricating results as it did the original formula. Yes it still works good, but not nearly as good as the original lube did.
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