A "Lube" for Glock Mags and Mag Well ?

[bula]

I don't recall and can't find a product in the basement that rings a bell for me, from past use. Now with 2 slimline 9mm's here and extra mags, trying to recall what I used, and now, what do you guys use ? I'm thinking a dry spray, wether silicone or graphite...no clue, memory on vacation. I've a 3-in-one small can meant for car door locks. No mention of materials to avoid, or if silicone or graphite left behind when dry. ?

[handgunhuntingafield]

On the race guns I used dry silicone spray from Napa. Never used anything on a carry guns.

[cas]

I wouldn't use graphite, you'll probably be sorry. Mess wise.

Silicone would work, teflon would work. Depending on what you use, they may leave a white film though. Inside the mag well wouldn't matter though.

[bula]

Thanks folks.

[markwell]

For all mags I use a product from Brownells; "Magslick" It's a spray (silicone??) that dries. Have used it for years. Only plastic gun here is the disposable G19; Never lube or clean it.

Magslick also works great on the Dillon 550s primer slides; eliminates the"gumming up" of liquid lube.

[bula]

Thanks. Crossed W.Va side to side on rt50 last week. Thought of ya.. Been YEARS, what I remembered as fun, challenging, left me with knotted up shoulders and neck this time. Last time was the 80's..

[bigbrowndog]

For me during competitive use, just dry, and clean of dust, debris, and grit. I would think anything other than a dry film producing spray would hold dust, grit and debris in the mag. I still use this method for all my magazines.

Trapr

[bula]

Thanks for weighing in.

[rjm52]

Have been using G96 Silicone spray on all my firearms for over 20 years...works great on Glocks and leaves no mess... Very fine spray...

Bob