For years I used BreakFree CLP, until I found Sentry's Solutions TufGlide. I usually apply one drop to each side of the pivot, then repeat that a day later. Once it's dried, it works as well, or better, than anything else I've tried, and, since it's dry, there is nothing to act as a gunk magnet.
One thing I really like about it is that it is thin enough to easily penetrate the tightest pivots. BreakFree took a while to get worked it.
I'm planning on getting the Armorer's Kit and give it a try on my firearms.
One of the, well, let's say left-field reasons I like TufCloth and TufGlide is the smell. It just smells like something that belongs on a knife!
Ray
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[This message has been edited by Codeman (edited 21 September 1999).]