Lube

[thejackbull45]

Do the plastic Kahrs require only small amounts of lube like a Glock?

[Article2]

Kahrs like a little more lube than Glocks. Not dripping, but more. I've used FP-10 from day one on my PM9 and have had zero failures. Don't know if it's the gun or the lube but something is happy.

[Sgt127]

Mine has always run well with just a dab of grease on the rails and the barrel lockup. Just a touch of light oil on the other moving parts.

[big68]

http://glocktalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=404581

Why do you keep asking the same question? Do yourself and others a favor and read the manual that comes with firearm. I think you will find this helpful and not ask questions in at least 2 different club houses.:)

[thejackbull45]

Originally posted by big68
http://glocktalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=404581

Why do you keep asking the same question? Do yourself and others a favor and read the manual that comes with firearm. I think you will find this helpful and not ask questions in at least 2 different club houses.:)


I am looking to buy a new gun so I do not have the manuals. I asked the question in each particular gun forum concerning that particular gun only. I find owners can and will give the best info, even better than a manual.

I dont see where or how often I post is any of your business.

[thejackbull45]

For those interested I asked the same question on lube in the HK, Karh and Walther forums.

[FL-obiwan]

My lube of choice is Poly Pro Tek. It dries dry and slick. My second favorite is Tetra Gun grease for slide rails and contact points. I don't believe in the "all in one" type stuff. I don't think that they do an adequate job of cleaning or lubing.