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Abraham wrote:I use Tetra gun grease.

I read that you have to heat up your gun parts in order to use Frog Lube - I have no idea if this is true, but if is, I wouldn't want to go to the bother...

My next lubricant to try is Fireclean.

Here in Texas that means you should just leave the parts on a table in the afternoon sun for a couple of hours. The heat helps the FrogLube to be absorbed into the metal where it does a spectacular job.

If you're in a hurry you can achieve pretty much the same effect with a good hair dryer.

IMHO, it is worth the effort.

I've used TW25 grease with good results.

I'm currenly using Slip 2000's Extreme Weapon Grease. There's so much in the bottle and it takes so little to lube the rails, that one small container is probably my lifetime supply.