Anyone ever use it on Handgun or Rifle actions?
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Dri Slide makes a "special formula" for guns, but (to me) it does not seem any different than Bike Aid. In any event, if you research a little on line, you will find lots of people using Dri Slide on guns, and stories of military use in the Gulf.
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Never used it on a handgun. Keep my handguns dry for storage, lube them for shooting. Will not dramatically damage the handgun to fire it a few times without lube when necessary,
917855
I haven't and the bottle says "Keep away from heat and flame. If contact with skin, wash thoroughly with soap and water". So I wouldn't suggest using it on a gun. I was told a LONG time ago that gun oil is to be used on guns. I do use a dab of gun grease on the slide runners only. I generally use dri-slide on my Dillon RL550B reloading press, on the slide for loading the primers. That action tends to get a little gummed up with the powder dust that comes out when the old primer is pushed out. If I keep that lubed with dri-slide, it doesn't attract the dust like oil would.
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Haven't ever used it for that, but I don't see how it could be a problem. It is graphite based, so unless the interferes with the material that the gun slide is made out of I would certainly doubt there would be any harm.
917857
I don't think you would want to use on the actions. It works great to lube cable housings I use it in the shift cable of my UTV to keep it from freezing in the winter. It is a liquid and if you get it on your hands it has to wear off. I think it would be way to messy to use on a gun action.
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I am sure it will work if is already clean and not caked with oil and tree sap . Try it
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Yes. The rear sight is designed for this action. I have practiced it myself with my S&W; M&P; 40 Shield.
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I used it on a Rugger MKIII 22/45. I would say it does help a little bit and it looks cool, I thinlk. If you have the cash I would say go for it, but the advantages for me as a recreational shooter make it a nice addition. hope this helps!
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You can use It anywhere. If working on trigger press and reset I either just sit on my couch or stand at a corner with multiple targets (soda can, water bottle, light switch etc) and start working it. When working on shooting and moving (i.e. IDPA) I usually either use the garage or go outside in the evening.
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No, but you can cock it and when you pull the trigger it makes a good sound. In our production we did not need to fire it. Good luck. It is a really beautiful rifle. Thanks. Jean H.
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No, I have used it on my AR15 and my Ruger 10/22 and has worked very well. Aim one eye open both eyes fire.
499238
Yes, no problem. I use it on all of my rifles and hand guns regardless of caliber. I highly recommend it.
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Very much so. I have yet to have a problem with mine and have tried it on a wide variety of weapon systems!
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Sorry for the slow response. I use it on Glock magazines in 9mm and .40 cal. I always put the first round in by hand and then use LULA for the rest. Hope this helps.
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I have had no issue with it at all. I have it on a 9mm AR pistol build I did. I keep it in what I call a "loose zero" Meaning it does not need to be dead on where the bullet hits, just within 2 inches or less. It does this with no problem. I put it on the gun and really never touched it. The laser is just about 1 1/2" left of where bullet impact occurs and that is at 10 to 15 yards. It has never shifted. Around 2000 rounds with this laser on the gun so far.
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I am using it on a lever action rifle chambered in 357Mag/38Spec and it has very little kick. It works well for me. I only shoot out to 100 yards but it is always right on.
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I have moved it around several times without any failures. It was 1st on Kel-Tec sub 2000, then AR, and finally Ruger Mk lll and it has preformed very well in these applications. Can't say how it would be on a shotgun (haven't tried). My sub 2000 is 40 cal. and has very noticeable recoil, but not like 12 ga.
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I have 2 Savage rifles, .308 & .338 Lapua, with muzzle brakes and it works quite well. I had the same concern. The test is to rotate the unit in the bore and watch to see if the laser point moves.
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yes, It works well. Had it on one of those myself til I moved it to a S&W;, M&P15-22;
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I haven't yet, but the gun doesn't seem to have as much suction as it used to. Good luck.
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I tried mine on my DPMS, but I was having trouble with the gun at the time and haven't tried it since. It did work before I took it off.
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Myself and my son both use these while shooting rifles and shotguns with no problems. They are a bit bulky but do not interfere with the stock. It really is different for everyone depending on the way they hold the gun. I would say to give it a try.