[Pitmaster]

Does anyone have a link to a photo of where to lube the P99 after cleaning? I'm not sure if I'm hitting the right spots.

 

[aralls]

booyah

http://thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=290884

 

[searcher451]

If memory serves, it seems that there is a more-than-servicable illustration of the lube points for the P99 in the owner's book.

 

[Pitmaster]

If memory serves, it seems that there is a more-than-servicable illustration of the lube points for the P99 in the owner's book.

I had checked in the past and rechecked just now and there isn't an illustration. It just tells you to lube.

booyah
http://thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=290884

Bingo! The High Road link has what I wanted. But is there anything that should be lubed besides the rails, barrel, and slide? Such as the trigger mechanism or that area?

 

[searcher451]

I had checked in the past and rechecked just now and there isn't an illustration. It just tells you to lube.

Pit: My bad. I was operating on memory, and a faulty one at that. I could have sworn it was in there. Maybe it was the SW99 that showed it? No matter -- glad you found what you needed. Salute

 

[mpow66m]

i always lubed the trigger area a little,cant hurt.is the P99 considered a dry or wet gun?

 

[PhilR.]

I use Shooter's Choice gun grease on the rails, regular gun oil on the parts of the barrel that meet the slide, and a light spray of Tetra Gun Spray in the mechanism. This spray is a cleaner that also has a very light lube as well. My P99 is well over a thousand rounds at 100% with this regimen.

PhilR.

 

[Soybomb]

I suspect the p99 would run dry, but lubrication is obviously important if you want to slow down wear on your gun. Personally I like grease on the rails, barrel hood, and locking lug and a drop of oil in the trigger mechanism.

 

[mpow66m]

just curious because my glocks run "dry".which i am selling and coming back to the wather fold.one new p99as ans pps on the way.im hooked,best dam pistol on the market.