Hey guys how do you run AR'S wet or dry?

[maverick1]

Have some say frog lube the thing. I kinda like the relationship with my arms,ya know cleaning them when the wife is bitchy in the man cave and all.

[joem]

I use a small amount of Mobil # 25 on the bolt and gas rings and wipe a oily rag on the outside of the bolt carrier and inside the upper.

[broom jockey]

I run it wet using CLP spray. Except in freezing weather when I just wipe it down lightly with CLP. Dusty/sandy and windy days, run it dry.

[Jim in Salt Lake]

I use grease, on the four bearing surfaces on the bolt carrier, the cam pin, and on the bolt gas rings. I like grease, it stays where I put it and I don't get oil spots splattering on my glasses.

[edpm3]

Wet. Slip 2000 out the door and RemOil at the range or in class because that's what's in my bag.

[BigMo]

Wet, not dripping wet but wet.

Don't run any rifle dry unless you're in the desert or arctic. You aren't in either so wet it is.

[NuJudge]

Here in SE MI, I run them wet.

[p246]

Wet usually with slip 2000 have run miltec 1 and another synthetic. No deserts here can get cold, but not cold enough to be an issue.

[4F4Nam]

I like wet. I use a light lube, while my son likes a heavier lube like Frog Lube on all moving parts.

Ed

[Andouille]

Damp (wet but not dripping wet) with LSA for the most part. I seem to have a life-time supply of the stuff. That's what Uncle Sugar taught me many decades ago, and it still seems to work. Although an upper bought from LaRue came with a bottle of "Machine Gun Lube" and I've used it in that upper and a couple more with great success. It seems to be a bit more carbon resistant than LSA from what I can tell. Machine Gun Lube is still available from LaRue.

[Darreld Walton]

Wet.