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I use Valve line red bearing grease.
If it stays put on wheel bearings @ hi speed & temperature it will work on my shotguns.
I can't open my shotgun that fast or make it over 100 degrees so I feel I'm covered.
Also remove all grease after every shooting session.
 
Discussion starter · #24 ·
I am using Pro Gold now. The gun parts are not moving fast and they do not get hot. (warm, but not hot). As long as the grease is clean I doubt if it matters much what kind it is.

Why not just order some more from Briley if you like theirs. I just ordered a second container of their blue choke tube grease I have been using and it was a whole $3.95.
It was Cole’s. But point taken.

I believe I have found something that performs better with little effort and research.
 
Using a better quality product can mean you need use it less often.
Not if you value your shotgun. Any exposed grease will collect grit that can damage the area you are trying to protect. If you want to provide the best protection for your shotgun you will wipe of the old grease and apply new before each shooting session. The best product is the one what will provide adequate lubrication, for the lowest cost, during a single shooting session. Anything more is a waste.
 
I use Valvoline Red or Lucas Marine on my trailer bearings.

I use SLIP2000 Extreme Weapons Grease on all firearms. O/Us, SxS, semi-auto shotguns, rifles, and handguns. All run like a Swiss watch. My Sig 45 ACP and FN are happy campers. The EWG doesn't collect dirt, powder residue, carbon, or other grime anywhere near like mechanical greases or oils. It is not cheap, but you only use a relatively small amount.
 
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In addition to MTBKN excellent post I did the same to add data for all. I used very thin corrugate, not card stock

24 hrs. Say 70 degrees in the man cave. Dehumidifier running.

Tier 1
CMD Kolar Grease

Tier 1 B
K80 Grease Gun Glide

Tier 2
White Lith
Extreme Flouro
Miltec
Super Lube

Tier 3
Mobil Synth red
Stos
Frog
Super Web


This tracks. CMD i felt was the best. No galling whatsoever and is my go-to
 

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In addition to MTBKN excellent post I did the same to add data for all. I used very thin corrugate, not card stock

24 hrs. Say 70 degrees in the man cave. Dehumidifier running.

Tier 1
CMD Kolar Grease

Tier 1 B
K80 Grease Gun Glide

Tier 2
White Lith
Extreme Flouro
Miltec
Super Lube

Tier 3
Mobil Synth red
Stos
Frog
Super Web


This tracks. CMD i felt was the best. No galling whatsoever and is my go-to
Awesome thanks for posting that.

Mowill probably be the last one I look into. I’m satisfied with the Lucas marine and it does what wanted and 1 tube will last me quite
 
Discussion starter · #30 ·
An update. Ive been using the Lucas Marine grease exclusively on my actions and choke tubes for about 7 months now. I used it on my CG and now on my Blaser with several thousand rounds through both of them with zero issues.

Its simple, cheap and works really well.
 
An update. Ive been using the Lucas Marine grease exclusively on my actions and choke tubes for about 7 months now. I used it on my CG and now on my Blaser with several thousand rounds through both of them with zero issues.

Its simple, cheap and works really well.
I've been using Vaseline for about 20 years with 75,000+ rounds through our guns without any issue.

As several previous posters have stated regularly removing old grease and applying fresh clean grease is much more important than which grease you use.
 
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