anybody using Slide Glide?

[pc_load_letter]

I use medium on all my handguns and sporting rifles (SCAR)

[pipboy]

Yes its good stuff. Tacky and stays where you put it without running all over or cooking off prematurely. I bought the light and medium at the same time. Light has been used much more frequently.

[orangeusa]

Okay, I'll ask the dumb question.

How does this compare to Tetra (basically white lithium grease). I use Tetra / lithium grease on slides of my semi-auto pistolas. Works well.

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[oddjob]

I use medium and it works very well. I have about four small containers of the stuff from various USPSA matches (goodies in the shooter's packet). Some of the Slide Glide is years old. A little does go a long ways.

[SARC_Mike]

Okay, I'll ask the dumb question.

How does this compare to Tetra (basically white lithium grease). I use Tetra / lithium grease on slides of my semi-auto pistolas. Works well.

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I used tetra, and still do on occasion and I always go back to slide glide.

[trob]

I use the thinnest viscosity slide glide and it has worked ok on my fullsize 1911, but it made my shotgun jam horribly. I like it on my revolvers and bolt guns more than anything.

It also made my 3" 1911 jam

[pc_load_letter]

Okay, I'll ask the dumb question.

How does this compare to Tetra (basically white lithium grease). I use Tetra / lithium grease on slides of my semi-auto pistolas. Works well.

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Cute cat!

I previously Tetra before I switched to SG. With Tetra, I found that it would get "cakey" after a single shooting session. Cakey meaning it would lump up but rather small thin discs of gunk.

SG sticks much better (for me). I used it on my Sig for Stan's Academy of St. Crispian pistol 1 and 2 course. And even thought it was super hot and super dusty (a couple dust funnels kicked up),the Sig never jammed up. I even shot it the next day without cleaning it.

[unusedusername]

Heavy works well on my Sigs.