gun lube for automag

[mustangguy]

I know the original gun lube was autolube.......none of the local stores carry it, so is there any other current brands are just as good or better or should I pay the premium to order online. It will cost a fair bit more because I am also in Canada so I get hit with more shipping and the exchange unless anyone has a good source for it.....let me know, I would probably take 3 bottles assuming they are 1 oz bottles. I am also looking for the original asa with the AGD logo on it as well as a vertical adapter for gas through grip with 1 screw.
thanks

[VailSkibum]

I have a bottle of Snap-On Air tool oil that I've used for years with no ill effects.
You may be able to find something similar at your local AutoParts store.

[randall "ace"]

so ... using hoppes gun oil as i have been doing isnt ok ?.... whoops .....

[VailSkibum]

I'm pretty sure that Gun oil isn't the best thing. Has something to do with deteriorating the o-rings.

[theGOLDENchild]

If you search the web, you can still find KC Trouble Free (assuming the bottles are actually filled with KC).

[sjrtk]

I'm pouring gold cup in every marker I own. Works great for me and cheap here (plus it is every were), i have used air tool oil with no problems. They look the same smell the same and probably taste the same.

[runningboar]

I've been using Hoppe's for years on cockers and mags with no ill effects. I actually use hoppe's elite now and it seems to work fine, don't remember the last o ring I had to replace and when I tear my guns down they are nice and clean inside. Chris

[2BAD4U]

Autolube ROCKS !!!

" place several drops in adapter B4 play " ...