Sear/trigger Grease?

[HoLeChit]

I am looking to find a nice trigger grease, and could stand to learn some more about it, as well as get some opinions. reading through LaRue's trigger install instructions they encourage greasing, if I am not mistaken it said moly, but I can't find the paper anymore. JP enterprises suggests Armlite LP-250 lead based antisieze. Geissle sells their "go juice" which is a "biosynthetic GMO seed oil".

What do you use? I am not opposed to buying something new if needed, but I wouldn't mind using something I have on hand, as high quality, high concentration moly or lead based lubricants are very pricey. I have a lifetime supply of moly based antisieze, but its a real low content, like 10-15% moly. I also have a bunch of Permatex Anti-sieze, which is graphite/aluminum based. Lots of regular ol GL1 grease too.

 

[panayoti]

I use graphite paste in my jewel trigger.

 

[HoLeChit]

I use graphite paste in my jewel trigger.

certain brand/concentration of graphite?

 

[rockchalk06]

I use Lucas Oil Marine Grease. I bought a tub of it about 8 years ago to use on my baitcasters. Supposed to be pretty decent for high temp, water resistant and it just sticks.

 

[rc508pir]

Breakfree

 

[HoLeChit]

I use Lucas Oil Marine Grease. I bought a tub of it about 8 years ago to use on my baitcasters. Supposed to be pretty decent for high temp, water resistant and it just sticks.

Hmmm, I have a tube or two of that for my boat, i'll have to give it a look.

 

[HoLeChit]

Breakfree

like the gun oil?

 

[panayoti]

Common / accepted practice used to be no grease on sear etc. Because it hardened up over time and attracted dirt / grit. I guess these high tech synthetic greases don't do that.

 

[GC7]

Shooter's Choice because it has a nice precise syringe applicator. (but it seems to be red/hitemp lithium complex bearing grease otherwise)

 

[V98]

The best. Bar none. Slide-Glide Firearm, Pistol, Rifle & Overall Lubricant