Best lubricant?

[thunderchicken]

not wanting to thread jack but very similar to OPs question;

what is a good/best lube for cold weather?

If your talking about an O/U as was the OP, my advice would be the same as I've stated above

 

[Tombs]

not wanting to thread jack but very similar to OPs question;

what is a good/best lube for cold weather?

Something thin applied lightly.

People get wrapped around the axle of specifics when lubrication in a firearm is really not that complicated of a task. If it doesn't freeze or slow down the action, it's plenty good enough.

For this state rust prevention is probably the biggest concern, and I usually opt for boeshield t-9 to wipe down the outside of a firearm with. It's ultimately just paraffin wax in an aerosol can, I'm not sure if anyone else makes a similar product but I'd certainly like to have more options.

 

[sig-man]

I use use weapon shield. Can't say that it's any better or worse than others, but is considerably less expensive. I believe it's designed by the same guy that started fp10. I got like half a gallon of oil and 16 0z of grease for like $50. I will never need anymore. Quite a few you tube videos about it

 

[Trapper Jim]

Still trying to decide….

 

[BE Mike]

Still trying to decide….

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If it were a contest, I'd give you a good run for your money!

 

[triggerhammer]

not wanting to thread jack but very similar to OPs question;

what is a good/best lube for cold weather?

 

[triggerhammer]

not wanting to thread jack but very similar to OPs question;

what is a good/best lube for cold weather?

Brian Enos Slide-Glide grease (light viscosity) is an excellent product for cold weather.