Dry Lubricant -- Liquid Wrench Dry (cerflon)

[ericacp45]

I have seen various posts about boron nitride as a superior dry lubricant but the costs have generally been quite high.  The Liduid Wrench Dry Lubricant is a teflon/boron nitride combination known as Cerflon http://www.cerflon.com/.  It's also about $10 a can and can be found locally in auto parts stores.

What are your thoughts about this as opposed to some of the other exotic dry lubricants for those parts that would benefit from it? 

[planeflyer21]

Welcome ericacp45!

Funny.  I had a key made and didn't have cash on me, so I bought a can of Master Lock Dry Lubricant, since they had a minimum charge.  It says good from -80 up to 575F or somewhere thereabouts.

Still a bit chicken to try it on any of my bigboys.

Jon

[unforgiven]

Welcome from the midwest brother ericacp45. <munch>

[unforgiven]

Just came to mind,was speaking to someone about using teflon as lub was told its like little balls and could be a problem with primer. <dontknow>

[planeflyer21]

I did a sample squirt of the Master Lock stuff.  It definately drys and does so fast!

But it drys white and sploogy, er, splotchy.

Might try it out on the Freedom Machine's BCG/bolt.

Jon

[ericacp45]

Thanks for all the kind words.  Gun folk really are the best on earth! 

cheers,

  --eric

[98Z5V]

Remington Dri Lube.  Works great in guns that fire "dirty," like .22LR and .45 ACP.  It's all I run in my 10/22s and the AR 45.  <thumbsup>

Almost every WalMart carries it.