Break Free works well. Frankly, I think the topic is a little overblown. We've all seen the comparison tests of a bunch of rust prevention products. I don't know about others, but I don't leave my air rifles lying in the woods for several days between outings. IMO, if youb keep a coat of most any lube/anti- rust on It, you should be fine.
I largely agree. A normal dose of prevention does 99% of the preventative care, regardless of brand. Being in Florida now I have to do it a bit more, but in CA it was so dry it didn't really impact me.
I prefer the cruel salt with animal chunks included, personally@AtlasAirguns I use heavy brine solution, preferably with organic, locally sourced, PBA & animal cruelty free sea salt. The more salt, the better. Make sure not to use Iodized salt, it will hurt your airgun
When I want a high degree of rust prevention, I also like using Frog Lube. It is one of the top performers in this independent study
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