Suppressors What should I lubricate my rifle threads with?

[doctordoctor]

Anyone recommend a lubricant for my threads on my rifle. I just got it and a thread protector back from the gun Smith. I was thinking of using frog lube? Thanks

 

[jwsnydes]

I use frog lube on all metal surfaces.

 

[3DHUSKER]

I have just got some FireClean to try out. I am going to put it on the threads and crown to help with carbon build up and removal. Until now I have used a little dab of nickle antisieze.

 

[Mike_Honcho]

Anti-sieze from the auto parts store. Just don't get it on your clothes.

 

[houstonsagman]

Use this stuff from Loctite. It is high temp rated and using it with my direct mount suppressor has never burned it off. The viscosity and thickness is just right for this application and the suppressor will mount and dismount smoothly.

C5-A ANTI-SEIZE LUBRICANT | Brownells

 

[Red_SC]

A dab of wheel bearing grease from time to time.

 

[beretta989]

White bottle Copper anti seize from Napa is what I use works great.

 

[raider1v1]

Anti-sieze from the auto parts store. Just don't get it on your clothes.

thats what i use as well, it works great.

 

[fdkay]

I use magna-lube.

 

[THE MGD]

I use white lithium grease or break-free

 

[ZombieMonkey]

Copper based anti-sieze.

 

[DeadNoise]

ive been using plain ole grey anti seize with no issues

 

[normbal]

I've been using plumber's teflon tape for about fifteen years for my threaded cans. Works like a charm.

 

[waveslayer]

I use the Loctite Anti sieze stuff, it works great and is only 7.99

 

[VKC]

White lithium grease too

 

[apricot]

definetly any quality anti seize is fine.