For about a year I've been using Frog-Lube CLP instead of Shooter's Choice solvent and LSA.
One gun that it did a great job of cutting through years of accumulated gunk was my Grandfather's H&R top-break.
Today I was fondling the guns in the safe and noticed the ejector star was sluggish about returning back home into the cylinder.
Taking it apart I found that every place that had accumulated Frog-Lube CLP was now a red-brown sludge. No evidence of rust, but it was not slippery anymore.
I've read that you should apply the Frog Lube and remove "all" of it. Well, if you can't easily get to the part you want lubed, don't drip it in the area needing lube!
Got the thing completely cleaned out now and back to LSA for the H&R.
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