lubrication of pistols and rifles

[verla]

which is a better lubricant- FP-10 or Slip 2000 oil or grease?

[RangerTrace]

I use Slide Glide light on the rails/barrel and Weapon Shield on everything else.

[rooster]

Between the 2 I think slip 2k, they have the pedigree and test results on their web page is pretty impressive. I’ve been using Molecular Advantage lately and really like it. 

[ltdmstr]

If you try the search function, you'll find there are probably 1k+ threads on the subject.

[Joe4d]

Erl,,,, really it doesnt matter, do a search,, been posted about a gazzillion times. I use whatever was free at last match.  

[verla]

I have a lot of free lubricants also- still using FP-10 and trigger slick

[GunBugBit]

It's funny how there are countless threads on gun forums about lube, yet you still see a steady stream of people saying their Dan Wesson stainless steel 1911 is crap because the frame and slide rails locked up.  When questioned about how they lubed their guns, I've yet to see one say he used a good grease on his rails.

Edited July 1 by GunBugBit

[verla]

agree whole heatedly with your comment about "how they lubed their guns".  Lot of competitors try to run their guns too dry and they seize up- wonder why.

[Hi-Power Jack]

If you're shooting OPEN (or with any kind of optical sight), you should

try Brian's Slide-Glide.

 

I used to use oils, and the front of my C-More would get sprayed every

stage from the oil splattering - the Slide-Glide doesn't move, and my

C-More stays "un-splattered"   (is that a word ?).