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quarter MOA visionary
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Have a CZ Shadow 2 Orange.
This thing is tighter than my high school girlfriend.
Extremely well made and a fantastic shooter.

The first time I got it I lubed it up with my normal oil and slide glide on the rails.
It worked mostly but had problems several times returning fully to battery.

I saw a YouTube Video (sorry couldn't find it to embed) that described the issue and said to use their oil.

I cleaned it and re-lubed with their oil that came with it.
KUMMER GUNOIL.

It ran great ever since.
Did I say how great a pistol it is? Smile

Question: What is comparable to this oil as a substitute?
The reason is that I cannot find it anywhere.

Lucas ?

Any ideas.
 
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I’ve used Slide Glide Lite grease on my S2 since new . Now over 3k rounds later and it’s been 100% on reliability. Maybe it’s your recoil spring .
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^^ naw, not the spring.
I used reg slide glide although I have the lite too but probably too much.
Such tight tolerances the supplied gun oil seems to work much better.
I'm OK with the oil ~ just can't find the original anywhere and looking for a good substitute.
 
Posts: 23339 | Location: Houston, TX | Registered: June 11, 2006Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I’ve actually had good luck with a product called super lube. Example below but they make a variety of products/viscosity etc. works well on folding knife pivots etc. as well.

https://www.amazon.com/Super-L...e%2Caps%2C102&sr=8-4


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The S2O is a hand fitted gun from factory, compared to the regular Shadow 2, and is extremely tight. When I had it, I really thought it was going to give me FTRTB frequently at the range. I used Slip 2000 EWL30 on it. Never a hiccup. Amazing.


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I was sold on Lucas products for awhile but have circled back to using Slip 2000. It’s excellent stuff.


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I thought Lucas was good to go and bought a good supply and gifted some to my bro. but then I came across this thread:
https://sigforum.com/eve/forum...0601935/m/5830040005
 
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I use mostly Slip2000. On my Shadow 2 it works with a light bit of Slip grease. Same on my other CZ’s.

On my Tactical Sports Orange, it’s not much closer fit than the Shadow 2 in my example. Grease for it too.

I use a 14lb recoil in the TSO .40. and a 12lb in the S2 just as a point of interest.


For guns that don’t like grease like my new 1911, I use Slip2000 EWL 30.




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Posts: 8393 | Location: West | Registered: November 26, 2002Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I use Lucas marine grease on the rails and outer barrel. Ballistol everywhere else. Works great for me.


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Regular Slide Guide here as well.
 
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TW25 user here for the last decade. Is TW25 still ok??


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Originally posted by radioman:
TW25 user here for the last decade. Is TW25 still ok??

Me too and I've had great success with it on the pistols I shoot regularly. However, I've taken some pistols out of the safe that I haven't touched in a few years and the TW25 has solidified or somewhat gummed. Anyone else have this problem ?
 
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