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I have thought about using a dry lube for my SIG 938 because it seems to be a way to keep dirt and dust from being attracted by wet lube and because it seems like a cool thing to try.
I have not tried dry lube, however, because it just seems like a bad idea for some reason.
Yesterday, a guy at a local gun store made a good point against using dry lube saying that if the dry lube wears away from a spot on the gun, it won't be "replaced" by another lubed piece of the gun rubbing against it. To me, this wins the argument in favor of NOT using dry lubes.
Does anyone reading this use dry lube?
I have not tried dry lube, however, because it just seems like a bad idea for some reason.
Yesterday, a guy at a local gun store made a good point against using dry lube saying that if the dry lube wears away from a spot on the gun, it won't be "replaced" by another lubed piece of the gun rubbing against it. To me, this wins the argument in favor of NOT using dry lubes.
Does anyone reading this use dry lube?