Bought my first needle oiler, thought it would help lube a bolt or rails when I get to the range and realize I forget to lube up at home. Small in my range bag. I got this little bottle of CLP but the don't like it because you can't squeeze it for more or less oil. Instead you have to wait for gravity to produce a drop, and it's a pretty tiny drop. So it takes more than a moment or two and it's just too fricking slow. Have you used any oilers that aren't ridiculously slow?
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Which needle oiler do you like?
- Thread starter wahoowad
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Brownells carries Sentry Solutions but they're out.
You can get them from Classic Shaving. I use them for guns, reloading machines, and sewing machines.
You can get them from Classic Shaving. I use them for guns, reloading machines, and sewing machines.
Most are probably made by the same company.
I have been using the Lucas needle oilers for awhile as they are easy to come by at my local source.
I have been using the Lucas needle oilers for awhile as they are easy to come by at my local source.
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That’s what I use and it stores Ed’s Red without leaking….Brownells carries Sentry Solutions but they're out.
You can get them from Classic Shaving. I use them for guns, reloading machines, and sewing machines.
Amazon as well. I have needle oilers. The kind that have a tube on the end. The pens for your bag.Brownells carries Sentry Solutions but they're out.
You can get them from Classic Shaving. I use them for guns, reloading machines, and sewing machines.
Pick up one of these badasses off EBay for your special oil…..
But for the usuals, these guys from Brownells work fine.
But for the usuals, these guys from Brownells work fine.
