
Originally Posted by
JSantoro
If runoff of oil in a weapon that spends more time stored than it does being shot, use grease in stead of oil. It stays in place instead of running off.
I agree as well on the LIGHTLY greased bolt and carrier for AR's that are stored vertically for an extended time or until the next range session, and then you would add a good oil before using.
Oil does flow over time, either into the chamber/barrel then to the floor or into the receiver extension and then onto your butt stock... So rather than that natural flow of gravity, I just use a good grease (Militec, etc...).
The LIGHT grease is fine for any self-defense need that may arise that your pistol could not handle. The oil you add at the range will thin out the grease and it will be like melted butter... smooth...
If you don't like the grease option, then use less oil... 
Rmpl
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