Oil or grease
 

Whats the best stuff to use in cold weather O degrees and less.

My semi-auto's always functioned flawlessly in cold weather using Lock-Ease...course the others do too.

very light oil, and the least amount of it you can get by with, grease for storage
RR

If this stuff works like they say.................... It's should revolutionize gun lube ??

https://www.slip2000.com/slip2000_lu...ory=lubricants


Love to hear from someone who has used it ?!?!

I had trouble with my Benelli's in extreme cold weather. I called Benelli and they told me to use synthetic oil. I picked some up and I have never had another problem even when it's as cold as 18 below. Good luck!

I'm with Ridge on this one. I've watched hunters semi's gum up in cold weather. I have used break free in the military but even with my new AR set up I don't think I'll be running sludge through that. I don't rapid fire multiple magazines through mine anyway. If the day comes where I have to I believe I'll go with the Sam Elliot approach because there will be plenty of them lying around.

These are my remedies for here in Michigan's sub-freezing climate. My semi-auto rifles have plenty of experience with Ballistol lubing the action. The others I mention below are intended for my two handguns.
Ballistol
G96 Synthetic Oil
Slip 2000 EWL

Synthetic oil.
I use Eezox myself, no sticking in -9 degrees while sea duck hunting.