There are no lube threads that yield answers. Frankly, I would avoid them. I would buy small bottles and confirm your results.
There are corrosion tests that can help which are online. Still, Frog Lube and Hornady One Shot HD Extreme usually win. Great, but considering the lubrication factor, I use neither. I did use the test to help me find what I use.
I would never use grease. Everybody who uses grease ends up with a gun no work thread due to grease/crud build up!
How to determine what lubricant is the best. . . .While I'm sure there is a test, I have not found one other than shooting that I like. So, I buy small samples.
If you look real close at how lube suppliers market their lube, you can see what is driving their product development. . . .Since any product driven by lubrication engineers to lubricate high force, high speed reciprocating assemblies will work, you just need to figure out who is making lube for that purpose.
You will find many lubes are marketed to be tactical, cool, extreme, clicky, standout names. . . .I don't need that for my gun. You will find a few marketed with corrosion testing, cleaning effectiveness, and the ability to create a lubrication boundry under heat, stress, and force. . . .hmmmm.
I just bought a lifetime supply of my lube of choice.