[Adam5]

I just bought a new PPK/S tonight and a have a qusetion about lubing it. I know that it's not my Glock 17 and needs more than 5 small drops. After cleaning the PPK I lubed the slides, put a drop on either side of the hammer pivot point, put a drop on either side of the trigger's pivot point, and then swabbed the inside of the barrel with an oil soaked patch, then a dry patch to remove excess. Is there anywhere else that needs oil?

 

[michael t]

Since spring rubs barrell I always wipe spring with a little oil. I also use grease on slide rails not oil. But thats me a very lite coat and center of slide where it cock's hammer.

 

[jehzsa]

Nice and quick here. I use a good CLP like Breakfree or StrikeHold. Blast away, let air-dry, it's done.

 

[Guest]

PPK lube

Nice and quick here. I use a good CLP like Breakfree or StrikeHold. Blast away, let air-dry, it's done.

jehzsa - What do you think about Miltech products? I been using them on all my pistols except my H&K who says they treat their parts at the factory. The Militech seems to work fine,

 

[jehzsa]

Fine product, onetros. It'll certainly do.

FWIW, when I want to give my handguns the "works", I use what I affectionally call Jehzsa's Stink. Namely, one bottle of Ballistol, one bottle of FP-10, one bottle of RemOil and one bottle of Strike-hold all mixed in. Spray liberally, let it soak in/dry and wipe off excess.

Will clear my sinuses in a jiffy and also is very effective as a grass/weed killer.

 

[mdnitedrftr]

I also use grease on slide rails not oil.

x2 on the grease. Thats actually how I solved my FTF problem.

 

[alnitak]

What type of grease to use? I have some that I use on my fishing reels...would that work?

 

[jehzsa]

Won't work, alnitak. Need a product designed for handguns. This I can recommend, http://www.brianenos.com/pages/slide-glide.html

Use the one with the correct viscosity.

 

[brisco]

I have been using white lithium grease on my ppk slide rails for about 5 years now. I also use it on the barrel under the spring, just a film of grease so light you can barely see a very light glaze. I have never had it cook off during a range session due to barrel heat (each range session is about 75-100 rds). I also sparingly use light machine (sewing machine) oil on other internal moving parts.

 

[zenner22]

jehzsa - What do you think about Miltech products? I been using them on all my pistols except my H&K who says they treat their parts at the factory.

What do you mean when you say HK treats their parts at the factory?

 

[mdnitedrftr]

What type of grease to use? I have some that I use on my fishing reels...would that work?

I used the Graphite lube from Gunslick

http://www.gunslick.com/products/chemicals/lubricants_oils.aspx

 

[michael t]

What type of grease to use? I have some that I use on my fishing reels...would that work?

I use wheel bearing grease Have used for years , A VERY LIGHT COAT . I FIGURE takes all the heat and weather on a car along with miles and miles a little on a pistol is a cinch. At present I have a tube of Mil Spec grease.

 

[photohause]

Been using Gunslick for over - ready?......forty years. Great product.

 

[alnitak]

Jehzsa,

Would you recommend #1 or Lite? Seems that Lite is the preferred for "all carry guns."

Thanks.
Bruce

 

[jehzsa]

The Lite seems to be the all-purpose, all-around, utility lube. Good enough for Fairbanks, Alaska from May till September. But not for The Interior.