amoratech.comballistol.htmOpen ↗ that's a new one on me, any "oldtimer" out there ever use the
stuff? I wouldn't doubt it's good, just in our "new and high tech" society, we all thing there is
something better out there. I wish they gave some more info on durability, application and if it's a
dry lube or remains sticky to attract dirt.
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amoratech.comballistol.htmOpen ↗ that's a new one on me, any "oldtimer" out there ever use
the stuff? I wouldn't doubt it's good, just in our "new and high tech" society, we all thing there
is something better out there. I wish they gave some more info on durability, application and if
it's a dry lube or remains sticky to attract dirt.I have used this stuff in Muzzle Loaders for a couple of years now. It is a water based lube that
seems to creep into every nook and cranny. It does wash away with water but it does dry to a
tacky feel.For bikes?
White Lighting is MUCH better. For Muzzle Loaders Ballistol is the best.
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