Anyone use "Dupont Teflon Multi-use Lubricant" for guns?

[Fiero]

The stuff in the blue bottle, that flows as a liquid, and sets up dry.

I curious if this would serve a s a good lubricant on Stainles Steel gun reciprocating parts, or if a liquid such as CLP would be superior.

I realize that this stuff would probably do diddly for corrosion prevention, but would it serve as a better slide lubricant than a liquid on stressed locations?

Another related question...
I see on Glocks that they use a copper based anti-seize on certain parts of a new gun. Would this product serve the same function on these hi-wear locations?

 

[wally]

Its all I've used on my Charles Daly EMS.

I've posted a thread with photos after ~3800 rounds.

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=106541&highlight=Charles+Daly

Gun is over 4500 rounds now, haven't cleaned since I took the photos, just wipe it down and a a squirt of the multi-lube on the rails followed by some more wipe down.

I'm moving towards using it on all my guns instead of Break-Free CLP. It is dry and doesn't seem to attract or hold dirt.


Can't answer your question about the goop Glock uses.

--wally.