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Where does it say to keep it there and how long?
Page 37 of you Glock manual under "Cleaning and Field stripping the pistol" (revised edition 8/99)
Quote " Note that the copper colored lubricant found on portions of the slide of brand new GLOCK pistols should not be removed as it will help to provide long term lubrication of the slide."
I have read somewhere else you should allow it to stay there for at least 300-500 rounds.
Also as to the lubricant VS anti-seize debate. Anti-seize IS a lubricant that has a greater range of working temperature than most other greases. The fact that it does not gum-up, melt, or evaporate at certain temperatures is what in essence makes it an anti-seize.
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