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Classic095
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Posted - 12/11/2002 : 5:30:42 PM
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OK, Been about two weeks since I received the sample of "ARMADILLO" from Blue wonder,
Applied it to my completly dry 1911A1, all over, including the inside of the slide, and the Magazine..
When firing, the slide seems to work easier than it does with other gun lubes, and releasing the mag, WOW, kinda jumps out at ya. This stuff is SLICK, and offers good protection agains moisture, IE Rain, DEW, or normal Humidity.. GOOD Stuff
I recommend it for all your firearms,, PS Works great on wood stocks also, as I put some on an old Hamilton .22 rifle,, made the stock shine, and look good..
Lr
"A wise man is a man that realizes just how little he knows"
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muley
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USA
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Posted - 12/11/2002 : 6:47:53 PM
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Classic....If you will permit me, I'd like to use your post to second your opinion of Armadillo. I used my sample to wax up my old Winchester 38-40 from top to bottom. It probably hasn't looked better or has been better protected against the elements since it came off the line in 1892. Good product. I'll be stocking up when it hits the market.... 
muley
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Classic095
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USA
21230 Posts |
Posted - 12/11/2002 : 6:56:43 PM
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And remember the slogan "A Little dab-a-do-ya, well this stuff goes a long way, seems as if I barely touched the sample. and did two complete guns.
I dont know the price of the product yet, but at any reasonable cost, I would highly recommend it..
"A wise man is a man that realizes just how little he knows"
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elect1mike
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USA
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Posted - 12/11/2002 : 6:57:37 PM
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I too want to use this forum to add my 2 cents about this product. I used it on my rifle before going to Kansas to deer hunt and even tho a light mist was in the air the moisture beaded up on the wood of my rifle and just needed a quick wipe after taking in to dry. The bolt also seemed to work better.
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wundudnee
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Posted - 12/11/2002 : 7:38:53 PM
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I was very impressed. I did 4 rifles and still have some left. I did a thumbtrigger Winchester that is nearly totally browned and it shined up looking better than it ever has since I've had it. Good product!
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kgnovum
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USA
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Posted - 12/13/2002 : 2:54:02 PM
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To all - Thanks for the replies!! So far it all looks positive and plans are shaping up to market this product by mid-2003. We have had several comments on the product being kind of "dry" and even flakey and messy in some cases. We can make it a little "creamier" but have to keep it dry to get the dry, hard type finish that we want.
You can use a damp cloth (wet one and then ring it out) to apply it. This adds moisture back and makes it easier to apply and then it still dries out to the finish that we want. Maybe this will work better for some of you.
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