For those who have built AR's before.
Does the Mobile 1 synthetic crease that works on the M1 Garand work for AR's? I plan on using it for the barrel nut.
Thank you
For those who have built AR's before.
Does the Mobile 1 synthetic crease that works on the M1 Garand work for AR's? I plan on using it for the barrel nut.
Thank you
I haven't used any grease.
No. Believe it or not you have to buy that AeroShell 33MS. It is a little grease and a ton of molybdenum. It prevents galling and eliminates the contact of dissimilar metals. #92 on the list. When you install the barrel you have to tighten and loosen the barrel nut quite a few times which would wear through the anodizing without the Aero grease. And you don't need a torque wrench. And you don't need much grease. Just a couple of dabs.
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I'll spray a little CLP on the threads and wipe off with my fingers just to get enough on there to lube it a bit.
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That was the information I was looking for. Thank you
I bought a tub of moly grease (no graphite) from the auto parts store. It was listed as an alternative to the AeroShell just not aviation grade.
I used whatever wheel bearing grease was laying around until I got edjimicated, took a fondness for the Weapon Shield grease in the syringe-- just enough exactly where you want it, it smells better than automotive lubes, much easier to clean up and very good high temp performance-- that I get it cheap is icing on the cake. But pretty much any decent grease will work. Or (as has been pointed out) none at all.
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