The Firing Line Forums - View Single Post

Tactical Jackalope · March 6, 2013, 10:16 AM

I don't know, I'm really shy with the lube on my Glocks especially. It still does that...clumpiness.

I put more on my 1911's and SIG's. Apply and spread it out. It still gets all screwy.

Maybe it's the Miami humidity? I stopped using oil a while ago. Cause after a little while I'd field strip the gun and the darn thing is either bone dry or has run all the way to the front of the gun.

That was with Hoppe's No.9 lubricant and some other brands I forgot a little while ago.

I've heard people also mention "slide glide". That sounds like it was made strictly for guns.

I don't have any issues with TW25 function wise. Just saying it looks crusty after a week or so. If there's something better to try or someone else feels the same about TW25..I seek their POV.

March 6, 2013, 10:16 AM	#8
Tactical Jackalope Senior Member Join Date: December 5, 2010 Location: Miami, Florida Posts: 6,429	I don't know, I'm really shy with the lube on my Glocks especially. It still does that...clumpiness. I put more on my 1911's and SIG's. Apply and spread it out. It still gets all screwy. Maybe it's the Miami humidity? I stopped using oil a while ago. Cause after a little while I'd field strip the gun and the darn thing is either bone dry or has run all the way to the front of the gun. That was with Hoppe's No.9 lubricant and some other brands I forgot a little while ago. I've heard people also mention "slide glide". That sounds like it was made strictly for guns. I don't have any issues with TW25 function wise. Just saying it looks crusty after a week or so. If there's something better to try or someone else feels the same about TW25..I seek their POV.