Weapons lube of choice for suppressed guns?

[Furbyballer]

Hey guys,

I have started getting my cans back from the 41f bull shit and have noticed that during a high rate of fire schedule, like 2 day 1000 rds classes, I am having to constantly relube my bolt (twice a day). I am currently using slip 2000 ewl and while I like it, it burns off really quick. Anyone have an option that will go 500 rounds suppressed before needing to be reapplied?

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[nimdabew]

I use motor oil, but that's because I use what's left in a quart and pour it into my bolts. That being said, I hear machine Gunners lube is good, though I have had success in the past with a molly grease and oil mixture. Grease the rails and pour oil in on top of it. Who knows if it is any better than grease or oil alone.

[AFshirt]

same here. recently put over 1K through my suppressed 10.5 inch SBR and used a splash of mobil 1 motor oil at the beginning. At the end it was still wet. Filthy as all get out but wet

[GTF425]

White lithium grease.

[jpmuscle]

Making M4c great again.

Good stuff

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[Pappabear]

Making M4c great again.

Good stuff

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So good LMFAO Thank you

[Mr. Goodtimes]

I always used 50wt synthetic racing oil in the past but GTF425 has me turned into grease. I currently am utilizing TW-25B grease in my SR-15.


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[MegademiC]

Hey guys,

I have started getting my cans back from the 41f bull shit and have noticed that during a high rate of fire schedule, like 2 day 1000 rds classes, I am having to constantly relube my bolt (twice a day). I am currently using slip 2000 ewl and while I like it, it burns off really quick. Anyone have an option that will go 500 rounds suppressed before needing to be reapplied?

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Are you relubing due to malfunctions?

[bp7178]

I've been using M-pro 7 recently. Works as good as anything else I've used. It stays wet and is very easy to clean. An unusual perk is that the oil bottles just work. They don't leak, the applicator tip makes it easy to apply. The biggest pain in the ass I've experienced with gun oil is in its container. I don't want something that will leak or gush all over the place. M-pro kind of nailed this. The extreme opposite, I'm sad to say and twist or flip bottle. Such as used by Slip and the CLP folks.

[Furbyballer]

Are you relubing due to malfunctions?

I had 2 malfunctions (failure to feeds) when trying to see how far I could take it without re-lubing on day one of my class. It was just extremely sluggish and felt like the BCG was incredibly dry and fighting through a ton of friction. After that I started dropping oil into the BCG about every 200 rounds and that seems to have solved my friction issues when shooting suppressed. This was on a system already using a vltor a5 system with a5h3, sprinco green, and BCM BCG.

Looks like I will have to look into these greases and give that a chance.