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alamo5000
5 February 2015, 21:28
I am not trying to advertise for any particular company but I thought I would share some information for the benefit of WEVO members.

I got turned on to Seal 1 and love the stuff. It works fantastic. I have also found a source for it that is by FAR the best I have been able to find anywhere on the net. A place called Kittery Trading Post is where I got it.

Here is a link.

http://www.kitterytradingpost.com/

I would highly recommend that you sign up for their email list. It goes to my gmail promotions box but I still check it... today they sent me an email that had a 30% off sale with free shipping thrown in. This particular sale is over now but from time to time they have stuff like that. This is the second such sale I have seen along these lines in just two or three months. This one was a 'Patriots won the super bowl sale'... but they do them every now and again apparently.

On Amazon an 8oz bottle of SEAL 1 liquid is about $24 PLUS shipping... but with Kittery Trading Post I got TWO 8oz bottles delivered to the door with free shipping for a grand total of $27.99. That is all inclusive of 16 oz of SEAL 1 liquid and shipping all together.

Compared to Amazon that's like a 2 for 1 deal. It was a very very good price.

Just thought I would throw that out there for anyone looking to save some bucks for a nice product. I haven't looked at what other products they sell but with deals like that I certainly might look more closely now and see if there is a deal to be had on other stuff. Too bad the deal excluded ammo... but for other things, not too shabby.

It's definitely worth a follow because that was a killer deal on the Seal 1.

voodoo_man
6 February 2015, 04:14
I have been running this stuff on a few firearms and I am impressed.

Former11B
6 February 2015, 08:10
I am assuming it is a lubricant?

SINNER
6 February 2015, 11:05
Wasn't this the same guy that invented Frog Lube?

alamo5000
6 February 2015, 16:49
I am assuming it is a lubricant?

Yes it's like Frog lube only better [:D]

The stuff is amazing. I have been using it for a while now. Voodoo man turned me onto and I tried it... fan friggin tastic stuff.

But regardless if you use that or something else... that store was doing 30% off with free UPS delivery on almost everything except ammo and certain optics... I am finding that store to dish out great deals on things I need. It's almost like they have a black friday sale every 3 or 4 months. I've seen two sales that were like 'wow'.

It just happened to be that I bought some extra SEAL 1, but to each his own.

alamo5000
6 February 2015, 16:51
Wasn't this the same guy that invented Frog Lube?

I have heard that rumor but I don't know. I cannot verify it. From what I heard the guy invented Froglube and did his stuff... and later on he made a new formula of stuff that he just really wanted to change so that it would improve on it...so from the stuff I read on it it's like froglube 3.0

I have heard it was the same guy but I'm not sure.

RobSWVA
7 February 2015, 01:38
Just ran across this and figured I would add it in here since it was on topic. Froglube clamshell kit for under $16 including shipping. usually 29.99 plus shipping, so I couldnt pass it up and figured I should share it with ya'll. I'm sure quite a few of you may need a small portable kit for your gearbags and stuff

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CYMP0ZW/ref=cm_sw_r_fa_dp_5SD1ub0SBPABN

And thanks for the lead on the site alamo, I signed up for their newsletter

Eric
7 February 2015, 04:53
Seal 1 actually seems to be a decent product, even though it does not have the cult-like following that Frog Lube does . I got a sample last year at shot and have been running it exclusively on one carbine.

alamo5000
7 February 2015, 06:31
Just ran across this and figured I would add it in here since it was on topic. Froglube clamshell kit for under $16 including shipping. usually 29.99 plus shipping, so I couldnt pass it up and figured I should share it with ya'll. I'm sure quite a few of you may need a small portable kit for your gearbags and stuff

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CYMP0ZW/ref=cm_sw_r_fa_dp_5SD1ub0SBPABN

And thanks for the lead on the site alamo, I signed up for their newsletter

You're welcome! I am of the school that a good deal is just a flat out good deal and not everyone can see everything online. Just like a good WEVO-bro I figured I would share the wealth.

voodoo_man
7 February 2015, 06:33
Seal 1 actually seems to be a decent product, even though it does not have the cult-like following that Frog Lube does . I got a sample last year at shot and have been running it exclusively on one carbine.

I used both at one point and have completely transferred over to seal 1 for all my duty/carry stuff. If I am storing a firearm for any period, however, I still coat it in FrogLube because it has very obvious anti-rust qualities that have been proven.

I should do a quick write up on SEAL-1. My primary EDC G19 w/ barsto has about 1k rounds through it since being cleaned 4x times with this SEAL-1 stuff and its literally wipe-with-a-cloth clean. It does gunk up but then goes back to liquid form after it gets hot.

alamo5000
7 February 2015, 06:39
Just ran across this and figured I would add it in here since it was on topic. Froglube clamshell kit for under $16 including shipping. usually 29.99 plus shipping, so I couldnt pass it up and figured I should share it with ya'll. I'm sure quite a few of you may need a small portable kit for your gearbags and stuff

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CYMP0ZW/ref=cm_sw_r_fa_dp_5SD1ub0SBPABN

And thanks for the lead on the site alamo, I signed up for their newsletter

With that sale they had going on a 4oz bottle of froglube liquid that costs 18 bucks on Amazon would have been $10 in hand delivery and shipping included. The last two sales I saw them have were really good sales. [:D]

So whatever you're using a good price is a good price.

alamo5000
7 February 2015, 06:47
I used both at one point and have completely transferred over to seal 1 for all my duty/carry stuff. If I am storing a firearm for any period, however, I still coat it in FrogLube because it has very obvious anti-rust qualities that have been proven.

I should do a quick write up on SEAL-1. My primary EDC G19 w/ barsto has about 1k rounds through it since being cleaned 4x times with this SEAL-1 stuff and its literally wipe-with-a-cloth clean. It does gunk up but then goes back to liquid form after it gets hot.

I will start the chant... 'write! Write! WRITE!' come on guys! Join in! Write!,write, write! LOL [BD]

Do you use the paste or the liquid? I started out thinking I would like the paste better... and yes I used a small sample pack of the paste on my guns but after using the liquid I like that a little better for day to day use to be honest. I have a tub of paste but for general use the liquid is how I have been doing it.

The instructions said to do your first treatment(s) with the paste and after that liquid is fine. I just get a mop on my cleaning rod and run it a couple times and viola. Done. After that I wipe down everything with a rag and it's done.

tact
7 February 2015, 09:49
I don't get the cult following of Frog Lube.... Apparently it's all in the name a company dreams up.

FortTom
7 February 2015, 12:31
I don't get the cult following of Frog Lube.... Apparently it's all in the name a company dreams up.
I'm not a member of any cult or cult "like" organization, but maybe the attraction might be because people like it and it works?[:D]

I can't speak about SEAL 1, but that seems to be a name folks are attracted to, with all of the attention these days (well deserved) that the S.E.A.L's get?:P

alamo5000
7 February 2015, 13:08
I'm not a member of any cult or cult "like" organization, but maybe the attraction might be because people like it and it works?[:D]

I can't speak about SEAL 1, but that seems to be a name folks are attracted to, with all of the attention these days (well deserved) that the S.E.A.L's get?:P

I didn't know it had anything to do with Navy Seals but what the hell... from their 'about us' page...

"ABOUT US

SEAL 1, LLC’s managing director, Dwight Settle served 20 years as a Navy Seal working in the most extreme environments. As the (AW-automatic weapons) M-60 gunner in his platoon the only way to truly clean the weapon was using dry cleaning solvent. This became no longer available due to how toxic it was to the user and the environment. He remembers his fingers and hands being dry and cracked after every cleaning. The switch was made to Break Free CLP but it just wasn't’ as effective.

For the M-60 and any of the weapons the SEALS carried to perform properly there needed to be a liberal amount of lube on the rails. This created a situation where they had to be very cognizant of how they carried their weapons. It was critical that great care was taken in protecting their weapons from dirt and sand; otherwise the weapons could jam and become useless.

The SEAL 1, LLC development team came together to bring a high end green engineered gun cleaning and gun care line to the military, law enforcement and shooting industry that would all but alleviate corrosion and jams in weapons and make cleaning more effective and much quicker.

With SEAL 1™ CLP PLUS™ all these concerns are a thing of the past. When using SEAL 1's new generation CLP PLUS™ your weapon will perform at a more proficient level and virtually eliminate jams and corrosion and make cleaning a much more enjoyable task.

Our testing confirms that your weapon will perform in the most extreme environmental conditions."

http://www.seal1.net/Seal-1-ABOUT-US.html


That said I don't know who invented what. Nor do I really care LOL. All I know is it works.

RobSWVA
7 February 2015, 14:01
yeh, me personally I dont have an opinion regarding one over the other, just had heard good things about froglube and wanted to try it out on this build im gonna be finished with soon. honestly, had never heard of seal 1 until this thread, so may have to try it out after the froglube and do a comparison

Farva
23 February 2015, 19:28
I might try this Seal-1 stuff as it sounds to be similar to Fireclean. That's what I've been using and love it.

alamo5000
23 February 2015, 20:06
I might try this Seal-1 stuff as it sounds to be similar to Fireclean. That's what I've been using and love it.

I watched that little video on Fireclean on their website and it looks like Fireclean is about the same consistency of household oil albeit with a whole lot more properties. Seal 1 is fan friggin tastic but it's a little different than what I saw in the video. The premise seems to be the same though. Seal 1 soaks into the metal and pretty much repels any kind of fouling and carbon. As soon as any amount of heat from shooting happens the gun slicks up like grandma's old frying pan. Once you clean it a few times the gun pretty much looks and stays 'slick'

You have a paste (if you want it) and a "liquid" which really is a bit thicker than the oil I saw on the video. You can use either one to treat the gun or use it interchangeably. In the end it really does get down in the metal and carbon just melts off. I have even found that my guns get less dirty because the stuff pretty much repels carbon before it ever sticks on...and what does stick on can be wiped off with a rag.

After a few cleanings the gun just looks 'slick' but it's it's not wet where it will attract dust or whatever. All I know is I am sold on it.

Farva
23 February 2015, 20:08
I watched that little video on Fireclean on their website and it looks like Fireclean is about the same consistency of household oil albeit with a whole lot more properties. Seal 1 is fan friggin tastic but it's a little different than what I saw in the video. The premise seems to be the same though. Seal 1 soaks into the metal and pretty much repels any kind of fouling and carbon. As soon as any amount of heat from shooting happens the gun slicks up like grandma's old frying pan. Once you clean it a few times the gun pretty much looks and stays 'slick'

You have a paste (if you want it) and a "liquid" which really is a bit thicker than the oil I saw on the video. You can use either one to treat the gun or use it interchangeably. In the end it really does get down in the metal and carbon just melts off. I have even found that my guns get less dirty because the stuff pretty much repels carbon before it ever sticks on...and what does stick on can be wiped off with a rag.

After a few cleanings the gun just looks 'slick' but it's it's not wet where it will attract dust or whatever. All I know is I am sold on it.

I'll defiantly have to give it the ole college try then!

RobSWVA
22 April 2015, 21:47
Well, the funds are available finally to finish this build of mine off as well as get the 277 urg going, so if you guys come across any good deals on some reliable bcg's, post it up in here please so I can finish off this 5.56 FINALLY and focus on the .277 urg (will probably get everything for that that I can directly from MDWS). Have been eyeing the BCM bcg the most, but not completely set in stone if I can come across a good sale on a reliable one with another name. I'm such a tightwad [BD]


Oh, and any good deals on hanguards too. looking for a free float, 13-15" with top rail...think geiselle emr but full rail on top.

Thanks in advance

tact
23 April 2015, 06:08
I'd recommend SCTs BCG. Saint Croix Tactical. I've tried all of their offerings, even sending a phosphate one off to get coated.

SINNER
23 April 2015, 06:21
The enhanced one I picked up from Fathom Arms looks very nice. Put 120 rounds through it function testing a new build and it literally wiped off with a rag. Plan to get a lot more through it this weekend.

voodoo_man
23 April 2015, 09:17
made this post a while ago

http://vdmsr.blogspot.com/2015/04/seal-1-clp.html