Sig semi-auto handguns like grease on the rails unless tight tolerances prevent it. Finding the correct amount where it does the job without becoming a messy dirt trap is the key.
I use Slip 2000 on everything.
Whale blubber. Natures lube. Hard to come by around here though.
I use rem oil for most things. I use dry graphite on most of my pistol slides.
I use rem oil for most things. I use dry graphite on most of my pistol slides.
I've been wanting to ask this 'grease/oil' question myself..with particular regards to a Browning 1886 .45-70 carbine I just bought.....everything in a 1886 lever-action is either sliding, rotating, or camming...all in close proximity and all at the same time!!
....I don't know whether to stick a greasegun in it and pump..or hose it down with CLP!?
Grease guns. lol Somebody had to say it.
I've had luck with graphite (dry like used in locks) on certain small parts.
When I put my Glock 19 though a 2000 round challenge I used TW25 on the rails and fp-10 on the barrel. No issues during the 2025 rounds fired without any cleaning or addition of lube. The fp-10 was no longer on the barrel by the end of the challenge though. TW25 was still there just dirty, I now use TW25 on the rails of most of my pistols.
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