Rig "+P Stainless Steel" grease

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Sgt Pepper

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My local academy carries this grease advertised for frame and slide rail usage. Anybody have any experience with Rig products and/or their grease?
 
I have been using RIG (all caps, it stands for Rust Inhibiting Grease) on firearms for over 20 years. Works fine, a little dab will do ya.
 
Yup. I use it on my Glock's rails and slide. A thin sheen of it smoothed onto parkerized metal also makes for a handy "wipe clean" pistol.
 
Introduced to RIG over 60 years ago. Still use it.

No experience with the stainless varient but it should be great and formulated to eliminate stainless to stainless galling which a lot of other lubricants will not do.

Sam
 
C.R.Sam, RIG has two grease variants: +P stainless steel and universal.

FWIW, they advertise that the universal is for long-term storage, and that the stainless steel version is for ss semi-autos, and can be used on all semi-autos.
 
Good stuff...I have some I bought last year and always use it in the summer. It's a little too thick for winter use here in Colorado, but I swear by it anyway...
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...and I DO use it when I know I'm gonna' be "heatin' it up" pretty good...
 
For years I have used a little dab of RIG universal worked into a piece of sheepskin. Wipe gun down and a veeery thin film of RIG is on the gun. Puget Sound to tropical jungles, no rust on blued or parked guns.

Interesting....the RIG site says it is 50 years old.

Yet they moved the operation to Oregon, Illinois in 1948, and had been in busines prior to that. Interesting math.

Sam
 
Yep...... Good stuff. I have been using it for close to 20 years. It stopped the galling on an old all stainless Randall for me, and works GREAT as a choke tube lube.

As a matter of fact, I recently bought a Red Label, and guess what Ruger included in a little squueze tube in the box?

Melts on your rails, not in your hand......
 
I also use rig+p on my SS guns. I found it to be very good. I did read a report that it doesn't have good stress handling capability but I don't know how important that is. I usually use the Rig as a "sheen" on the SS surfaces like slide rails, barrel lugs, trigger sears and put a light touch of Tetra Lube over it as that is supposed to be the best grease around. MY guns are showing zero wear.
 
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