75B Matte Stainless and Dry Lube - What do ya think?

[bayouredd]

I have a matte stainless 75 from the CZ Custom. It is ultra smooth to rack and to shoot. A bit more so than my CGW P01. It wipes clean after shooting, even 2 weeks later. I accredit that to being stainless, but not sure. I am thinking that this may be the perfect pistol to try a dry lube on; something like One-Shot or Finish Line. What does the gallery think?

[thedude]

I think any discussion on what lube to use always boils down to a personal choice and what works for them.  I would say try it and see how it works for you.  I like oil. 

[bayouredd]

I think any discussion on what lube to use always boils down to a personal choice and what works for them.  I would say try it and see how it works for you.  I like oil. 

Please don't think that I am asking which lube is best, because I am not. I am more curious as to reaction of a dry lube to a stainless 75. That you would rather oil and your opinion of why is what I am curious about. I can attest that my P01 likes to run wet as a lot of folks on here have said. I put a drop on my P01 before every range session (it definitely runs better) but the stainless could care less if I did or not.

[ZardozCZ]

I used militec1 and am pleased with the results. YMMV

[DenStinett]

I've been using PrOlix for years
Works great as both; a Soak / Cleaner and a Lube
It and a BoreSnake and you're go to go
http://www.prolixlubricant.com/

[Pops1911]

Hopee's #9 and Mobile grease for the rails keeps mine running like new. No effect at all on the matte stainless except for exceptionally smooth functioning.

[Tyerone]

If it ain't broke ...

Save the dry lube for bicycles riding on dirt roads.

[ZardozCZ]

Did mine in militec1 and it cleans up quicker. I've since moved to eezox though. I do use the militec oil on the stainless friction spots just because I have it and don't want any problems with galling as others have mentioned that can be an issue with stainless.