10-29-2011, 04:42 PM
Ditto on the proper lube. Another one to try is the Slip 2000. Here's the temp. range from their website:
Extreme Hot and Cold Conditions
Slip 2000 Gun Lubricant has a temperature range of -110 degrees F to a +1250 degrees F so it will not freeze, become sticky or slow down in cold weather and, it will not evaporate in hot weather or burn off during repeat firing. This temperature range will help prevent jamming, freezing and misfires you would encounter with a lesser lubricant.
Enjoy your hunt.
Lee
Extreme Hot and Cold Conditions
Slip 2000 Gun Lubricant has a temperature range of -110 degrees F to a +1250 degrees F so it will not freeze, become sticky or slow down in cold weather and, it will not evaporate in hot weather or burn off during repeat firing. This temperature range will help prevent jamming, freezing and misfires you would encounter with a lesser lubricant.
Enjoy your hunt.
Lee