Got my New Beretta 96 SS

rlwilson

August 28, 2003 17:55

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What is the best oil to keep it lubed good. Thanks

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  kingjoey

  August 28, 2003 18:00

  I use Rem-oil, but there are better lubes out there. Blue Wonder DISOTEC is supposed to be a really good dry-lube, but I haven't tried it myself (yet).
  
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  4wheeler

  August 28, 2003 18:07

  I have one just like that,if you get tired of it,I would like to have it. My pistol is getting lonely[:D]
  
  

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  gunner8479

  August 29, 2003 01:00

  Try some Shooter's Choice FP-10 lubricant. I've heard it's a top choice. I've been using it for awhile and it's been the best for me so far.[8D]
  
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  prism133

  August 29, 2003 12:25

  try white lithium it comes in a spray form .it's very consistant
  and it doesn't ooze or drip down when applied. which is good for concealed carry or even just target shooting

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  punchie

  August 29, 2003 12:36

  Breakfree CLP, Militec (sp). Haven't had a chance to use the Disotec from Blue Wonder yet but if Ken puts it out it has to be good.
  
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  leeblackman

  August 29, 2003 13:18

  On the friction points between the slide and frame use a very thin, minute, amount of a good gun grease. For internal components I prefer MPro Ultimate Lube Oil.

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  leeblackman

  August 31, 2003 12:58

  Here's a thought. Have you slide Armor Koted black. Its a self lubricating finish (though I'd still use lubrication), but you'd never have to worry about binding, and I've never seen a two tone beretta before.

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  mballai

  August 31, 2003 15:14

  Breakfree or Eezox.
  
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  Tiger6

  August 31, 2003 15:29

  I have had great luck with two new lubs.. TX25B and Blue Wonder DISOTEC.. Both will give you a dry lube.. The TW25B is applied aftery your hafe completely cleaned the gun, washed it down with any solvent that will completely remove all old lub... rub on the TW25B, heat the parts with a hair dryer and wipe it clean and dry.. The finish is impervious to salts, and celaning firing residue is easy! The Blue Wonder DISOTEC also provides a tough finish that resists all normal threats to the finish.. and both are good dry lubs.. I have used both on civilian and military small arms with tremendous success. M4s firing sim-munitions did not jam up after treatment with TW25B.. M16s treated with DISOTEC went through 9-day field maneuvers including frequent rain showers, without surface rust appearing, and functioned without problem firing high densities of blanks..
  
  
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