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Dfariswheel · July 31, 2001, 02:19 PM

On my handguns I've been using Super-Lube. They sell two types: an "oil" that is a thick oil/thin grease. And a heavy grease.
These are clear/white synthetic Teflon bearing lubes. The oil stays put and is good from 60 degrees below to 450 above.
I found this at Lowes and K-Mart in a spray can. The can is labeled as a spray-on grease, but the company describes it as an oil.
For FREE samples of the oil and grease go to:

www.super-lube.com

Lately, I've gone back to CLP Break-free on my AR, but still use grease on other rifles.

July 31, 2001, 02:19 PM	#14
Dfariswheel Senior Member Join Date: May 4, 2001 Posts: 7,478	On my handguns I've been using Super-Lube. They sell two types: an "oil" that is a thick oil/thin grease. And a heavy grease. These are clear/white synthetic Teflon bearing lubes. The oil stays put and is good from 60 degrees below to 450 above. I found this at Lowes and K-Mart in a spray can. The can is labeled as a spray-on grease, but the company describes it as an oil. For FREE samples of the oil and grease go to: www.super-lube.com Lately, I've gone back to CLP Break-free on my AR, but still use grease on other rifles.