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A. G. Maisey · 23rd October 2011, 07:57 AM

I have a great love of olive oil.

As a child I was washed with olive until I was 5 years old, because I suffered from severe eczema.

As an adult one of my favourite meals is olive oil and bread, accompanied by olives, cheese and a good shiraz.

My wife only uses new olive oil for cooking, and most of our food is pan fried or stir fried.

I am very fond of olive oil.

But not for my guns and knives.

Olive oil is mildly acidic, as is the case with all vegetable oils.

A quality gun oil is a far better choice for guns that are used, and microcrystalline wax such as Renaissance or Antiquax deserve serious consideration for guns and knives which are not used.

23rd October 2011, 07:57 AM	#11
A. G. Maisey Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 7,011	I have a great love of olive oil. As a child I was washed with olive until I was 5 years old, because I suffered from severe eczema. As an adult one of my favourite meals is olive oil and bread, accompanied by olives, cheese and a good shiraz. My wife only uses new olive oil for cooking, and most of our food is pan fried or stir fried. I am very fond of olive oil. But not for my guns and knives. Olive oil is mildly acidic, as is the case with all vegetable oils. A quality gun oil is a far better choice for guns that are used, and microcrystalline wax such as Renaissance or Antiquax deserve serious consideration for guns and knives which are not used.