what is the recommended lube for the P95?

I would think it would be the same for all autos really. Grease the slide and sprits of oil everyplace else.

I use high pressure moly lube and rem oil in a spray can.
 
To be honest the P95 does not require that much lube. I use an old piece of T shirt dabbed in the lube of choice for the slide rails. Rube them down and only leave a thin film. Use a hypodermic needle that a Vet. friend gave me, it has a long needle. You can put a drop of oil just where you want it with this.

Use kerosene in a spray bottle to wash out the frame and slide. Blow dry very gently with compressed air, then lube.

I have used Mobile One 5/30....ATF...Rem oil........and white lithium grease on the slide.

This has worked for me for the last nine years........Your mileage may vary.

Buster Cat......
 
mrmike ... For years I used FP-10 with good results on all my semi-autos. A couple of years ago a friend suggested that I try WeaponShield. I was impressed from the first use and haven't used anything else since.
 
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Drop it in some Mobil 1 overnight.

Seriously, I use Mobil 1 5-30 in every gun I have ... especially 1911's. Best lube I ever used.

REV
 
On my autos I use Shooters Choice All Weather High Tech grease on the slide rails. Doesn't take much, just a very, very light coating. Other places just a drop of any good lightweight oil. 3&1 works just fine.
BT
 
I like Harley-Davidson Screamin' Eagle SYN3 Full Synthetic Lubricant.
Works great, is a little heavier, and looks SO MUCH KOOLER on your bench the that "gas station" Mobil One
Sal
 
I use militech oil on all my stuff .It drys to a lubrating film and impregnates the steel and dosn't attracat dirt and grim .It's not affected by heat or cold and won't gumb up . A friend of mine did 3 tours in the sandbox and he said it worked better than anything else he'ed tried .It's expencive but it's worth it .
Lou
 
I use GI weapons grease on the guide rod, barrel cam, and a tiny bit on the rails. Remlube on the moving parts inside the slide and trigger pivots. I'm very careful of getting any lube on the grip since it's already pretty slick.
 
I use performance bearing grease on rod, cam, etc. and what ever else I have around for the rest. Normally 3 in 1 or atf. Never had a problem...
 
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