I just picked up a FNP-357 today, and I noticed the manual indicates no lubes containing Teflon should be used. Is there a specific reason why Teflon would be bad for a semi-auto handgun, or the FNP in particular?
I've gotten somewhat partial to Rem Dri-Lube (containing Teflon), but I can always go back to straight RemOil.
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I just picked up a FNP-357 today, and I noticed the manual indicates no lubes containing Teflon should be used. Is there a specific reason why Teflon would be bad for a semi-auto handgun, or the FNP in particular?
I've gotten somewhat partial to Rem Dri-Lube (containing Teflon), but I can always go back to straight RemOil.
Its bc the teflon gets really gummy in semi cold conditions
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Lubricants with Teflon - Good or Bad?
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