PS 90 Proper Lubrication Points (Pics)

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I use Dupont Teflon dry wax lubricant on all my weapons now.

Sprays on like WD40, but you have to shake up the can first to get the teflon suspended and mixed in with the wax.

After you spray it, the solvent flashes off, and you are left with a thin dry wax coating that has teflon in it, and lubricates great with nearly zero attraction to dirt and powder residue.

A cool feature of this stuff is using it on my Mini 30, shooting the corrosive surplus 7.62x39, the nasty crap does not seem to penetrate the wax lube, so you wash it off with warm water, a pass of a bore snake with some water on it, and re-apply the spray. Done, and zero corrosion. It is a stainless model, so that helps I suppose, but even on my blued steel guns, it works well, and prevents rust/corrosion.

Any blowback system really benefits from this dry lube. (CX4, most pistols and carbines with no gas system like the PS90.) My 1022 is awesome with this lubricant. The first few 25 round mags, it can be picky if I put too much on, but after 50 rounds or so, it just runs and run and runs, no issues.

A light coat is always better than too much with this stuff. (And you can buy it at Lowes for about 6.00 for a big can of it that will last for years.)

I also use it on my motorcycle chain, and love it. No fling, no mess, and the chain stays clean and rust free.

[SharkBiteCustom]

Great tip! Thanks!

[VishousDeelishous]

I shouldn't browse from work, and complain about blocked hosted images.
The pics show up fine on my phone

[jhs27275]

And thank you for that update.

[VishousDeelishous]

I originally commented that the original pics were removed. Then realized work may be blocking it, and double checked on my phone. I wasn't thinking clearly due to food being near

[jhs27275]

Food does that.

[SONYtec]

What was this thread about???

[jhs27275]

Food.

Can't you read?

[SONYtec]

Food.

Can't you read?

I can, but I am eating...

[Nebuchadnezzar]

DuPont™ Teflon™ Multi-Use Lubricant. Thats what I want to use on my brand new PS90. Despite what the manual says regarding not lubricating the trigger group. I want the trigger to be SILKY SMOOTH!

Here is what it says about the product:

"A superior multi-use lubricant featuring proprietary self-cleaning technology. Lubricates without attracting grit and grime, eliminates squeaks, prevents rust and protects moving parts. Lasts up to 3 to 5 times longer in friction testing against other leading lubricants"

And it mentions firearms:
"Firearms, fishing reels, RC vehicles and bicycle chains"

The only question I have is will affect/ruin the all resin trigger group. Has anyone used this?