Frozen pistol test

[Dustbuster]

Thought this was cool, pistol lubed with Italian gun grease,frozen, broken out of an ice block, then fired. Ice block opening starts at 1:34 http://youtu.be/nHEwBDmL_sI Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 2 of course it ate my spelling. Edited October 3, 2013 by Dustbuster

[jhc77]

:up:

Can you link it up over here?

[tnguy]

What's the point?

[Dustbuster]

Moved to the other thread, I thought it was interesting to watch ....


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[jhc77]

What's the point?

It would have been a little better if the gun wasn't in the bag I guess.

[tnguy]

Yeah. I guess I'm just not understanding what would be expected to happen if you didn't use this wonder-grease.

[Dustbuster]

It's a biodegradable lubricant that doesn't seem to clot or freeze and its a Local product


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[Joe357]

I don't get it either. The gun is in a bag so no contact with water, loaded and basically at 32 degrees. So what is the point?
I have loaded and shot guns outdoors at much lower temps then that, in much worse conditions with just oiled rails.

[TripleDigitRide]

I can achieve the same results with a Hi-Point without a single drop of lubricant. Lame!

[Dustbuster]

Oh well, I just posted it cause it looked interesting.we used frozen old m16's and 1911's in Norway during training. lubed em using clp back in the 80's that crap worked to along w heat tabs to keep hands warm all good.


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[Caster]

I try to make a habit out of not freezing my guns.

[Wiljo05]

Now I know I can hide my gun in the freezer as long as I put it in a Baggie lol