Battle born grease for barrel threads for barrel imstall?

[JRBullock1987]

I'm about to install a 6.5cm SS proof research prefit barrel on my Zermatt arms origin action and saw on proofs video on YouTube they use what looks like breakthrough battle born grease on the barrel thread when installing it. Is that grease ok to use instead of an anti seize. Or should I use a copper or silver or some other kimd of anti seize? Everyone seems to have a different opinion and I'm not sure what to use.
Thanks,
Justin

 

[giumau1]

Maybe this just adds on emore option rather than reducing the ones you have but Jim Borden uses white lithium grease ( probably mixed with some moly d powder, but not sure) in his shop. You'll find it on YT. As you said to each his own out there...

 

[supercorndogs]

If I was assembling g and didn't have any anti seize. I woukd grease to lu e the threads. If I didn't have grease either. I woukd go buy some anti seize.

 

[spife7980]

If I was assembling g and didn't have any anti seize. I woukd grease to lu e the threads. If I didn't have grease either. I woukd go buy some anti seize.

This, a little friction modifier to alleviate galling is all you’re after

 

[KYAggie]

This, Arroshell 33, this is enough to last a lifetime:

Amazon.com

 

[supercorndogs]

I just use grease or even oil on ar15 barrel nuts. The likleyhood of galling on those parts is magnitudes lower than screwing a strainless barrel into a stainless action. And the likleyhood they will corrode into a 1 peice assembly is much less also. The cost of destroying and ar15 receiver is much lower also.

 

[Rob01]

I just use a little grease on the threads and never an issue. No special grease.