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You Gentelmen seem to know more about gun's, finish's, and lubricant's then i will ever know, So im going to take Johnney's advice and call Break-Free at there office in Jacksonville mon. morn. and talk to one of there tech. folk's about the rust blue and there product.:banghead:
I'll let you know what they had to say mon. Thanks agin for all your comment's. :beerchug:
Why don't you buy some of the Lubricant/cleaner the Germans used? Ballistol.
Albert, Thanks for your sug. You would think that if the Germans used Ballistol on there luger's [Even though they lost the war :madsmile:] That it would be the best to use on them now, I look'ed on there web site, It sure sounds like a wonder lubricant, And it does say it will protect against corrosion not remove it as Break-Free does on the can.
Im probley beating a dead horse, Sorry. :beerchug:
solvent for cleaning.
Then use a good grease and or oil where required.
grease where items slide against each other and oil where pivoting and surface protection.