Grease or oil on slides?
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Pennzoil Pennlith Red HP Grease.
Has anybody else tried Lubriplate 105?
White grease, comes in a 10-ounce tube, GM product.
We used a lot of it in the oilfield wireline business for cableheads, gun ports and things like that. Put a gun down to 3600 feet and you have just about 2000 pounds a square inch on it, nothing inside it and the sal####er outside trying to get in so it can P all over your Primacord and deaden your detonator dodo dead. Stuff doesn't displace even under that kind of punishment AND it doesn't freeze up in40 below, either.
I use it on slides, frames. US military recommended it for Garands in cold weather. Works fine.
If you have some that's really old, you will find that a bit of super-fine oil tends to separate from the remainder of the emulsion. This you hoard, as it is terrific for oiling tiny little parts with a single drop on the end of a pin: don't have to rip down your entire trigger group to lube it.
Worth a try. And it's not expensive.
White grease, comes in a 10-ounce tube, GM product.
We used a lot of it in the oilfield wireline business for cableheads, gun ports and things like that. Put a gun down to 3600 feet and you have just about 2000 pounds a square inch on it, nothing inside it and the sal####er outside trying to get in so it can P all over your Primacord and deaden your detonator dodo dead. Stuff doesn't displace even under that kind of punishment AND it doesn't freeze up in40 below, either.
I use it on slides, frames. US military recommended it for Garands in cold weather. Works fine.
If you have some that's really old, you will find that a bit of super-fine oil tends to separate from the remainder of the emulsion. This you hoard, as it is terrific for oiling tiny little parts with a single drop on the end of a pin: don't have to rip down your entire trigger group to lube it.
Worth a try. And it's not expensive.
A tube goes a very long ways, it's reasonable in cost and high on performance!
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Militec-1 oil on everything.
Mobil 1 moly something or another. Very very good grease. I use on allmoving parts, rotating or sliding. I find with my P226 after about 1200-1500 rounds it needs to be cleaned and regreased. I could never go back to oil. The m14 and CZ858 also love the grease.
Triflow with telfon is great stuff. I use it to coat the bore and for certain cleaning duties. Seems to hold on without drying out badly like other light oils.
x2 the best
