What does everyone run for gun grease? I am currently testing out some Lucas Oil Extreme Duty Gun Grease, but in the past I was an oil only guy. Any merit to "gun grease" vs a tub of wheel bearing grease?
Gun Grease
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macnaught
they go on sale on the manufacturer website occasionally
https://www.amazon.com/Macnaught-cartridge-Connection-high-pressure-connection/dp/B07FNCMLTB
Grease depends on application.. no reason to bulk fill for most people
IMO tubes work great.
they go on sale on the manufacturer website occasionally
https://www.amazon.com/Macnaught-cartridge-Connection-high-pressure-connection/dp/B07FNCMLTB
Grease depends on application.. no reason to bulk fill for most people
IMO tubes work great.
I buy Lubriplate 130AA as it was used in Garands WWII. That’s what was in the little pots.
This is for slides on pistols and any other high friction areas. Preferably would be NLGI 1 or lower so it wouldn’t be too thick in the cold temps
whoops thought he was talking about grease for a grease gun.. didnt see the forum subsection.
In that case I'd say oil is more important
not much grease is used in modern firearms.. except in specific areas.
Slip2000 Extreme Weapons Grease
Is what I have used recently. Seems decent. If abit wordy about how super duper it is.. but they all seem to do that to a certain extent.
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TW25B on slides
Depends on the application. What are you greasing?
TW25B is good for light applications. Mobil 1 Red grease for Garands.
TW25B is good for light applications. Mobil 1 Red grease for Garands.
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TW25B keeps the Ma Deuce running...
I wouldn’t go any heavier than TW-25B. I have tried grease on some semi-autos, but while it felt smooth, it slowed the slide somewhat and could cause problems. Wilson Combat makes a very thick oil (they call it grease, but it is liquid) that is about perfect for AR bolts, though, as I have said before, most guns aren’t picky…
https://wilsoncombat.com/grease-ultima-lube-ii-4-oz-bottle.html
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I'd like to see a properly blended HPL Gun Oil with the viscosity of that goo.
