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  1. 09-11-2011, 16:38 #1
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    Default Dry lube

    I have a ATI JR Carbine and it calls for a dry lube, what is the best kind to use and were is the best place to get it, thanks for you input and have a nice day.
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    Dry Lube,,, sounds like an oxymoron.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mtn.man View Post
    Dry Lube,,, sounds like an oxymoron.
    That is what it calls for in the manual.
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    graphite is what I use for dry lube.

    normal gun oil really shouldnt hurt it, if it does, then I guess just buy a less crappy gun
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    Quote Originally Posted by leatherneck448 View Post
    graphite is what I use for dry lube.

    normal gun oil really shouldnt hurt it, if it does, then I guess just buy a less crappy gun
    if it is an Al frame or receiver graphite is it's worse enemy. LPS makes a dry lube spray that i use for some applications. Syn motor oil work swell too. just enough to leave a slight film.
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    MilTec for dry lube-Teflon or Moly based IIRC. Remington also has a dry lube spray that works ok.




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