So is this self lubricating? I see it says that it lubricates your gun, but more specifically which internal parts does it lubricate?
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Yes, this will lubricate your weapon unlike propane. You will still want to follow all manufacturer instructions on keeping your internal parts in working condition. I used this on a KWA ATP and it worked great.
898870
No but you should try oiling the gun. If you ate oiling it then either do more or more often.. im using an older pasload air powered and when im shooting lots of nails.... clip after clip all day ill oil it at lunch... its typical of of not enough oil
1716371
I have a small bottle of lubricating oil that I use for my hand gun. Use very little, works like a charm. A lot cheaper than olive oil!
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WD-40 Specialist works fine on firearms, especially on guns that need major cleaning and lubricating. However, I've just found a firearm lube that is superior to anything I've ever used - - M-Pro 7. This gun lube along with the M-Pro 7 gun cleaner work miracles on any metal moving parts and the lube is great for protecting the exposed metal parts of firearms as well. I've even used this lube on fishing reels with stunning success and this really works in protecting reels from water and grime. M-Pro 7 lube and the related gun cleaner are VERY low odor and not corrosive to plastics. Available at big box retailers that sell firearms and probably at outdoors/outfitter retailers as well. More info at MPro7.com. I use firearms for hunting and was skeptical about M-Pro 7 marketing as a lube for tactical firearms, but after using this stuff I'm convinced it is the real deal. (Disclaimer: I have NO financial or any other connection to M-Pro 7 and it's manufacturer and related distributors/retailers.)
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I haven't and the bottle says "Keep away from heat and flame. If contact with skin, wash thoroughly with soap and water". So I wouldn't suggest using it on a gun. I was told a LONG time ago that gun oil is to be used on guns. I do use a dab of gun grease on the slide runners only. I generally use dri-slide on my Dillon RL550B reloading press, on the slide for loading the primers. That action tends to get a little gummed up with the powder dust that comes out when the old primer is pushed out. If I keep that lubed with dri-slide, it doesn't attract the dust like oil would.
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Much better Chris, much much better, I use it on all 7 points of lubrication on all of my M&P's and the bread is much better, and cleaner, and unlike traditional oil that runs off in almost no time at all, this lube stays in place even after shooting. I put well over 100 rounds through my M&P's she I take them to the range, and she I field strip them for cleaning, the grease is still there, and does not attract grit and grime from shooting, it's a purchase that I highly recommend, and I'm very selective with lubricants for my firearms, Slip 2000 is the way to go. Their synthetic oil is great for the points that you can't get the grease on. But again, go for it, you won't regret it.
1226830
Always refer to the instruction manual that comes with your specific die set. Generally you will always need to lubricate rifle brass when re sizing. Handgun cartridges generally require no lubrication.
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I would not recommend it due to an experience I had using this product. It contains two solvents. One of them, "heptane" is rather agressive and will eat into plastics as it did on my bicycle when I used it on my chain. Some of it dripped onto the plastic chain protector ring and stained it. It would not rub off due to it's eating into the surface of the plastic. If your gun has plastic grips or accessories, I would steer clear of this product. FWIW, the list of uses shown on the product label does not include firearms.
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Barbara, I usually don't answer a question with a question but this time I will start out with one. How many years do you think you will have the Montana? This Lubricant is that good and goes a long, long way. I wouldn't suggest spraying it on directly but onto a rag and wiping it on giving the slide rubber a thin coating. Hope this answers your question.
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It's a liquid. Plus, it's magic. My old motorcycle mechanic turned me on to Dri-Slide in the 1970s. It is an incredible lubricant.
586709
Psp ramping, Millenium ramping, Semi auto, amd Automatic, Its a great gun by the way, i will admit it did give me a few isuues at first, but untill i learned the mechanic of the gun it gave me no issues. It shoots ropes and is great looking too. I would reccomend after you first get it to literally take it apart clean it amd re lube everything. The grease it comes with is terrible. A very common mistake people make is they lube up the entire striker bolt, dont, only a drop or two is needed on the striker O RING. if the entire ST bolt is lube it causes "farting" and re cocking issues. Other then that a simple clean will keep this gun working great Psp ramping, Millenium ramping, Semi auto, amd Automatic, Its a great gun by the way, i will admit it did give me a few isuues at first, but untill i learned the mechanic of the gun it gave me no issues. It shoots ropes and is great looking too. I would reccomend after you first get it to literally take it apart clean it amd re lube everything. The grease it comes with is terrible. A very common mistake people make is they lube up the entire striker bolt, dont, only a drop or two is needed on the striker O RING. if the entire ST bolt is lube it causes "farting" and re... » Read More Psp ramping, Millenium ramping, Semi auto, amd Automatic, Its a great gun by the way, i will admit it did give me a few isuues at first, but untill i learned the mechanic of the gun it gave me no issues. It shoots ropes and is great looking too. I would reccomend after you first get it to literally take it apart clean it amd re lube everything. The grease it comes with is terrible. A very common mistake people make is they lube up the entire striker bolt, dont, only a drop or two is needed on the striker O RING. if the entire ST bolt is lube it causes "farting" and re cocking issues. Other then that a simple clean will keep this gun working great « Show Less
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I would recommend lubing 308 casings and not so much with the 9mm as they are so small. If the 308s have been through a tumbler for polishing and there is still wax on them, the wax will work as a lubricant and wont need additional lube if you are not producing match grade ammo. I would not recommend substituting as this would not be safe for the reloader or the press . Hope this helps Shawn
2219238
The "stainless steel" in your gun is not pure stainless. It has magnetic material in it. Grab a magnet and check it.Bernie
357016
Hi, it has been a few months and i have not had the need to use the lube. Seems to be working like new and i use it quite often and i try to keep it clean.Sorry, i just read the blades part..i don't use the blades from this.
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I would not recommend it due to an experience I had using this product.It contains two solvents. One of them, "heptane" is rather agressive and will eat into plasticsas it did on my bicycle when I used it on my chain. Some of it dripped onto the plastic chain protector ring and stained it.It would not rub off due to it's eating into the surface of the plastic.If your gun has plastic grips or accessories, I would steer clear of this product.FWIW, the list of uses shown on the product label does not include firearms.
743322
I have used wd40 ,and a liteweight machine oil and had no problems any lube is better then no lube have always applied wd40 to my guns to keep protected
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I've found that as long as the seal in your gun is good, no leaks, it doesn't hurt to leave it in there. I do and have had no problems with leaking, and then later I use it until it's used up. I've also found that if you put a drop of chamber lube, like the RWS, on top of the cartride before you install it, it seals better and it will protect the seals, keeps them from drying out. Hope this helps.