new to the game and read different answers on it, direct thread and will be swapping between guns and adapter......won't be shot a lot and primarily on AR 10.
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I use anti-seize on everything threaded. Barrel threads, hub adapters, end caps -
I would think muzzleloader breech plug lube should work good.Comment
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I just use lipgloss because it’s what I have handy.
keep an eye on the end cap, depending on how you’re hauling it as I found mine loose last year after hauling around in my sxs roof top mount.Comment
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Opinions are all over the place on it looking it up......there is one company that sells some commercial stuff and repackages it. Not as nasty and goes a long way and very good reviews going to go that route. Everything else sounded like a total mess, high temp grease which is nasty to mess with plus others......it's like $7 plus shipping.Comment
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Just a dab of anti-seize on the quick detach threads. Been working for a good while.Comment
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I use the loctite brand anti seize. It’s in a stick easy to use.Comment
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My latest YHM came with anti-seize grease.Comment
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I use muzzleloader breech plug grease as Walker suggested because I have it on hand.
I have anti seize, but as somehow as soon as I open the can I look like the Tin Man, so I stay with the less messy grease.Comment
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that's what I'm avoiding with the stuff I'm ordering, you aren't only one I've read like that.Originally posted by Chase4556 View PostComment
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I find that even using anti seize, I cannot remove the end caps on my AAC Prodigy in 22lr for cleaning by hand. I am waiting on end cap wrenches to open the can up.Comment
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as much as they cost I don't want to screw anything up on it.Originally posted by Tony Pic View PostComment
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