Navy SEAL Gun Lube | Tier Three

[@mrrifleman1695]

is this t 3 same as frog lube?anybody???

[@frogmantactical]

No. I classify FL as a Tier 1-2 which means it has 1-2 different melting points, where Tier Three has 3 different melting points. Because of this, T3 provides greater protection, requires less lubrication, and stays on longer. Here is what I will say outside of that. Every company at some point sacrifices quality for profit. I didn’t when creating T3. Every ingredient is the purest and highest of quality available on the market today. If you look at another companies 4/8 oz liquid cost to produce plus markup, T3 cost more to produce than their cost/mark up combined, due to the higher quality ingredients used. With that being said I am always a big supporter of other good products. If you like Frog Lube or any other lube out there and believe in their cause, keep supporting them. 🙏

[@GodGunsGills]

Not at all! This stuff is better

[@whatsup24_7]

What's up Jason. Yesterday was Veterans Day and wanted to say thank you for your service 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@frogmantactical]

Thank you very much. I’m in Brazil now. 🙏

[@twistedbranchesfishing]

My order is arriving on Friday, and I cannot wait to use the T3 lube!

[@frogmantactical]

Thank you for the support 🙏

[@sativa2050]

0:10 thats a REALLY expensive way to aerate your lawn 🤣

[@stevensrspcplusmc]

I’ve been using CLP since 1980 when I was in the marine corps, works just fine, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it!

[@5jjt]

This is about freezing applications

[@jackieow]

Beware CLP that contains Teflon, because Teflon can get hot and melty and sticky as molasses.

[@GodGunsGills]

Facts!!! CLP 🤣🤣🤣​@@5jjt

[@MarshallArsenal]

We use high end racing oil. The millions of dollars put into that market is mind blowing, more than the firearms industry for sure. The racing oil is used lightly and thickens when the system is cool. Bought a quart years ago and barely made a dent in the bottle. Stop buying tiny bottles of overpriced crap...

[@MikeBrookhart209]

I use Amsoil 0w30 signature series. Projectfarm did a video on specialty gun oils and they're all junk compared to motor oil

[@user-qn7ui7sb1q]

Just have to be careful with some of the additives in it they are extremely toxic

[@keithdolin5702]

Am I the only one who noticed the dog didnt even flinch as he dumped the mag???

[@leanne2698]

I sure noticed, was worried awhile but I put trust in that he knows what he's doing 😮

[@BoeriuEdward]

I did too

[@MadBadgerTraining]

We cleaned 3 firearms completely first with Hoppes #9, then we used a denatured alcohol to strip out everything else, then a quick bath in 91% rubbing alcohol, just to be sure that we stripped every last bit of lube from them. We then heated the barrels in an oven to 155 degrees, and applied Tier 3 lube as directed. We let them cool, then wiped to remove excess. Then we put 300 rounds through each firearm. How well did it work? Well, we went ahead and switched to Tier 3 lube for all of our training firearms. 8 handguns of various calibers, 2 shotguns and 5 different rifles. They run reliably and clean easily. We are strong believers in this product and recommend it to our customers. I cannot stress enough how much easier it is to clean the firearms when using the T3 system. Oh, and no nasty smell.

[@Clayman5577]

That freeze test was impressive- especially if ya got the knowledge of sub temps and guns . Awesome

[@michaeltosser7363]

Came to comment on how disgusting (to me) lube oozing from the everything is - even while in service and the idea was "soak it in CLP" - and stayed for the unnecessary-very thoughtful acknowledgement that, just because a product is used with gentler ingredients doesn't mean no one ever will have an allergic reaction. It's always the most random thing that trips someone's allergies. Well done, as always.

[@l.o.c.mikedavis8538]

Thanks for serving us brother. Love your channel. Your one I know never got to doubt your knowledge

[@jimmytphillips8828]

Just Jumped on Board Today!.... I've got a lot to learn!!! Smiles 😅 God's Blessings to you and your Family Brother....😊

[@frogmantactical]

Thank you for the support! You are really going to like my upcoming announcement for those that have purchased T3 so be sure you watch the next few videos for that announcement! God bless you too brother. 🙏

[@jimmytphillips8828]

@@frogmantactical I'll be there 👍 😎 😉

[@johnappleseed6901]

Slip2000 EWL is solid for me got their kit years back

[@frogmantactical]

I’ve heard a few people talk about them. 🙏

[@JustMe__]

Slip 2000 best on the market tried and true, God Bless you brother 🙌

[@memags]

This reminds of Frog-Lube which I’ve been useing for over 10 years.

[@williamknapp2619]

Amazing product little bit goes a long way

[@TiredOfApathy]

After trying so many products, I stuck with Super Lube Silicone Lubricating Grease with Syncolon. It is NLGI Grade 2 and has a operating range better than petroleum-based lubricants [-40°F to 500°F]. It has excellent water protection and it is a moisture barrier.. It is dielectric, food grade, clean and environmentally friendly. Works fantastic for me HOWEVER, after seeing your product and demonstration, I want to freeze a rifle to see how it does. Now you got me curious. I think I will also try your product. I am always looking for the best of the best after trying damn near everything over the years. No one likes a jam am I right? The one thing I liked hearing was your product gets into the micro grooves and it has several melting points so theoretically adding lubricity as your gun get hot and obviously in a percussion rhythm.

[@FDCNC]

DO NOT LUBE the piston rod of any PWS rifles. Remember guys, the surfaces on the piston head is what interacts with the gasses from the barrel, any amount of lube on it will only act like glue for carbon and stick more carbon to the piston. LUBE ONLY the carrier rails and bolt.

[@jackieow]

He is also crazy to be lubing the firing pin. They need to be kept totally dry dry dry dry also.

[@m.k.k.4931]

G96 Triple Action is my go to for everything. Very Light coat.Try it. Nice vid.

[@jackieow]

Good stuff, especially the mineral version which doesn't settle out. The Bio version separates out precipitate.

[@5jjt]

Trichloroethylene, any of this in the product? Im asking because it is a neurotoxin used in some gun lubes that people don't have enough awareness of. It's awsome stuff, but people should be aware to minimize skin contact. BTW, my current favorite lube has this ingredient, so in no way am I slamming your product if it has this ingredient.

[@coloradoguns]

Breakthrough Lube and Cleaner work good also ! Greta video

[@veteranLT3373]

I pre ordered mine. Can’t wait till it gets here. Late comment was in the woods! 🦌 season

[@frogmantactical]

Thank you for the support! We just decided to give back in an upcoming giveaway to those that have purchased. 🙏

[@veteranLT3373]

@@frogmantactical that awesome of y’all! Always passing it forward! God bless! 🙏🏽

[@erggml1887]

Looks interesting. Is there any way we can get an SDS (used to be called MSDS) sheet for it? I am considering having this in a professional setting, and a copy of the SDS is required.

[@JesusistheonetrueGod]

The paste looks like a brake lube I just purchased brother. It looks like it's ready for action.

[@jhutch1470]

I've been using Lucas Oil gun lube. It works fine for me. I clean my stuff, and re-oil it, every time I shoot.

[@GodGunsGills]

Must be a new shooter or have ocd if you're cleaning your guns after every range trip...

[@jhutch1470]

@@GodGunsGills Neither. I shoot at least 300 rounds each time I go. I just clean them up. I also had surprise inspections for 25 years. I keep them clean.

[@bbasiaga]

Mag dump in my back yard next to my pool is now a life goal for me. :)

[@JohnKlopp]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge. New subscriber. GOD Bless!

[@frogmantactical]

Thank you for the support John! God bless you and yours as well my brother. 🙏

[@wyseguy77]

All due respect i was always taught never add lube to the Glock safety plunger, it attracts dirt and carbon.

[@frogmantactical]

That is why I said only to add enough to remove restrictions between the plunger and slide. Then wipe as much off as possible. However with T3 it’s not like other lubes and will not attract dirt to that level. 🙏

[@KAIJINN.6]

I need opinions from long time gun owner ?!?? How do you feel about an A1 birdcage flash hider on pistols I have an canik mete sft and was bored one day and put an old flash hider on it and went to work why haven’t I seen this

[@Gatsquatch.300]

Just ordered my oil , lube and paste! How do I enter thay competition you guys were referencing

[@tiagotj1555]

like your t-shirt

[@dougshelton69]

AK guy be like Wwwwwwaaaaat? Mine uses vodka lube🎉

[@ASMRekt]

The alcohol evaporates leaving the oil.

[@randywhelchel4674]

GREAT POINT!! I wish he had an independent reviewer go over this and then compare top brands

[@amburgeyjamie4291]

Luv ya man but I think this is all wrong! I use Frog lube and I have learned that the parts should be heated up with a variable temp heat gun to open things up before you apply. Let it dry sometimes overnight for me mostly because i am old but then I wipe off all until dry.

[@frogmantactical]

Great topic. If you want to take the time to do that then by all means do so. When you shoot the parts will heat and do the same thing on the fly. From our testing in this manner versus heating parts and soaking, there isn’t that much of a difference, if any at all to justify doing all that for me personally however if I was going to be exposed to wet/humid environments, I’d definitely take more time to do that prior to operations. The reason we don’t advocate for the heat treatment is due to the difference of effects is minimal and less than 1-2% of buyers will be in those environments. However we will be doing another video covering that topic. We also clean our guns often, especially after wet training, so any expose to those types of environments won’t do any damage do to lack of exposure time. 🙏

[@anthonyluisi7096]

Interesting gun lube . Will give it a try ..

[@frogmantactical]

Thank you for the support!

[@itstime9040]

❤thats exactly how to test fire ❤

[@Chaos31]

The real question, Does it smell minty?

[@frogmantactical]

Citrus. 🍊

[@Chaos31]

@@frogmantactical mmk mmk, welp guess i gotta drain the bank account lol.

[@kaveman477]

Hey man i ordered your lube around nov 14th i see you are just now starting to send it out. I still havent gotten my tracking number or anything yet im just wondering whats going on. Also just wanted to say i got my dad hooked onto your vids and thats hard to do. He loves ur situation videos on home defense, i was wondering if youd be able to make a video on how to properly appendix carry.

[@frogmantactical]

We sent an email out today. It will take a few days to get all the orders out. Mid week next week all should be shipped. There is no “proper” appendix carry. Use a safe holster. Scroll through the videos. We have several CCW videos using appendix that has a lot of tips. 🙏

[@kaveman477]

@@frogmantactical thank you I appreciate the reply and what i mean by proper way is exactly how you do it. Aka sitting at restaurants, doing out door activities like golfing, and or running. Just daily thing in general if possible. I love and appreciate all the videos you make

[@scottimo3671]

What about for long term storage, dont you need to soak it??

[@frogmantactical]

Depends on humidity levels. We will be doing another video going over heat soaking soon if you choose that method. I personally don’t but it’s definitely and option for long term storage of long term field uses. What makes T3 so good is there is no alcohol or base products that aren’t chemically bound together. 🙏

[@-RONNIE]

Thanks for the video

[@frogmantactical]

🙏

[@jayonez137]

You load your mags to 28?

[@frogmantactical]

Yes.

[@CrafttKing]

Is this lube good for the zpap92?

[@frogmantactical]

It’s good for anything. 🙏

[@randywhelchel4674]

Sorry I really like you and know you believe in this lube BUT hard to believe no one got it right till now, NOT that I do not Believe you but I hear a words ringing in the back of my head “Trust but verify” who is the guy who came up with this and pretty sure they don’t teach this in BUDs AND I never learned it BUT do need a lube that won’t freeze OR burn HELP?

[@frogmantactical]

How would you verify it? Do you have 6 years to invest into it like I have? Are you more capable than I am to put it in the right environments? Do you have more access to guys that test it in harsher conditions or down range overseas like I have over the past 4 1/2 years? Do you have more guns to test it on? Or perhaps thousands of rounds to waste to test? Most likely you don’t so your testing wouldn’t compare to what we’ve already done. Not only that I offer a 100% buy back no questions asked and a purchase of any lube the person wants for free if they don’t like T3. My products aren’t designed to meet customer standards. They are designed to meet my standards from my real world experience and when my standards are met at my level of overall operational capabilities, then it will serve those who aren’t at my level even more so. I will never try to convince anyone to buy what I offer. I present it and if it appeals to you, great, If not, great. Life moves on either way. God bless 🙏

[@randywhelchel4674]

@@frogmantactical ya I was hoping you would not take this wrong, has it been tested by an outside group against other gun lubes? Aka at what temp does it freeze at? Show at what temps others freeze at, show how it does not attract dirt, how much viscosity does it lose it higher temperature is compared to other gun lubes … are use motor oil for example consumer reports did a study on regular motor oil versus synthetic they said the synthetic was not even comparable like on a completely different scale it was so slippery where does yours land,

[@jackieow]

This guy is nuts. You want zero lube on the firing pin and zero lube in the channel where the firing pin travels. Anything else and it can get sticky and sluggish depending on future risks and luck, of which there are two kinds of luck. No reason to tempt Murphy's Law. The best precaution for firing pins is: totally totally totally dry.

[@frogmantactical]

What’s nuts is you have a video right in front of your face and can’t even follow along with simple instructions. No one said to put lube in the firing pin area. I said just the opposite yet I said I will apply a very light coat and then wipe it off if I feel the need for it. Pay attention buddy. 🙏

[@jackieow]

If you lube the firing pin and don't get it all wiped off, you end up with lube on the firing pin and in the hole. Accidents happen, like your position is attacked and you don't have time to be finicky about how you slap everything together when seconds count and your life is on the line. But if there is no lube on any of it at any time in the first place, there is no risk. Which is why it is safer to clean the firing pin with solvent that can evaporate, and then there is no risk. You are right 99% of the time, I am talking about the 1% of the time when Murphy's Law is ruling the roost. At 5:09 to 5:10 do we see you wiping it dry when you reassemble? No, we don't see you wiping it dry. That is the kind of oversight that can get people killed, especially if you habitually forget to wipe your firing pin dry and accumulate goo with dust, including down the hole where it's hard to get at and hard to inspect. If it ain't combat ready it don't fly. @@frogmantactical

[@frogmantactical]

Your inability to wipe down your pin isn’t my problem. I explain it in detail. I’m not here to hold your hand. In the very beginning I flat out say if you don’t have a professional mindset don’t buy this lube. It couldn’t be anymore clear than that. 🙏

[@jackieow]

You are trying to change the subject because you know you are wrong. And the more you wiggle the more you prove you are self-conscious about being caught. It isn't about me being "unable" to wipe down a firing pin. Anybody can be caught in a surprise situation and not have the time to do it right which is the reason there should be no lube on the pin in the first place. And it doesn't matter whose brand of lube is being used the wrong way, which is another layer of phony distraction you are trying to pull. Nobody's lube should be on the pin to create a risk in the first place. And for all your huffing and pretending, we can see at 5:09-5:10 you yourself didn't wipe the firing pin down before re-assembly. You inserted it with the lube still on it, so you fool nobody. Especially when you don't follow your own advice.@@frogmantactical

[@kengarrett8657]

Balistol is far superior I M O

[@JJD-9403]

Nice

[@sassas5769]

Ballistol guncer is the best.

[@whatsup24_7]

1st

[@MisterD293]

First comment

[@whatsup24_7]

Nope, you're 3rd son