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Your preference: Oil, Grease, Other
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Used to be white lithium for me, but I just switched to Mobil 1 bearing grease.
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Rig on all friction points for all my guns.
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I used gun oil on hinge pins for many years and no problems.
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Mobil 28; Mobil 1 on steroids.
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Gun oil (Rem-Oil)with a wipe down and reapplication with each use...Geo
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Any quality oil or grease is fine. I believe the traditional lube in England is/was petroleum jelly (Vaseline). Doesn't make much difference IF you frequently clean your gun. Grease tends to attract more dirt but doesn't migrate to other parts as oil might. With either just keep it light. I often see it gooed and smeared on as though it was an axle on a wagon. If you can see it you probably have too much on, IMO.
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