I have PM9. I put tw25 light grease on the slide rails. I have been told it reduces wear because of friction on metal to metal slide and frame, ie: Sigs. Will this make a difference with a PM9?
I have PM9. I put tw25 light grease on the slide rails. I have been told it reduces wear because of friction on metal to metal slide and frame, ie: Sigs. Will this make a difference with a PM9?
I use light grease on the rails of all of my firearms. It stays put a lot longer than oil, and seems to work just fine. Polymer or otherwise.
I also use tw25 on all my guns, have for a long time. I think Ole Jocko's the one that turned me onto that procedure, so just after Moses brought down the tablets I reckon.
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For the past 10 years or so, I've used a synthetic grease called Superlube. Stays in place, never had any problems. Remove the old with a separate Q-tip before applying a new dab with a Q-tip. You can get the stuff at just about any hardware or auto parts shop. A tube lasts a year or more.
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Tw25b is great stuff. Works well on any pistol.
Judging by today's left wing, looks like Senator Joe McCarthy was right after all.
Wow! Just looked that stuff up...at 72.00 for 8 ounce jar, it must perform miracles!
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I use ALG 000 thin grease. It's a non petroleum extremely slippery grease.
I too use Supelube, we used to use at one of my places of employment, a tube followed me home.
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I use a model car paint brush and lightly lube the rails on all my carry guns. Doesn't run, good -45F to +450F. A little dab will do ya.
-Ken
NRA Benefactor
I also use light grease!