04-02-2017, 04:34 AM
It's true that the gun industry takes lubricants, puts the word 'Gun' on the label and adds another zero to the price tag. The only gun-specific lube additive for firearms I am aware of is wax being added to oil in Sweets to keep it on longer and in doing so, inhibit corrosion. below a certain temperature the wax solidifies and separates from the oil. You have to shake it well and/or leave it in the sun on a cold day to get maximum value from it
Just plain old motor oil will do just as fine as any product with the word 'Gun' on it. I also use spray WD40.
Like 52 says, those new parts will be rough but will wear nice and smooth with use.
Just plain old motor oil will do just as fine as any product with the word 'Gun' on it. I also use spray WD40.
Like 52 says, those new parts will be rough but will wear nice and smooth with use.