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Old 12-24-2005, 11:00 AM   #1
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Lube your Mag Spring?

When you disassemble you mags do you lube the mag spring?

Or do you just wipe it with a patch?
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I don't mess with my mags. They are kept loaded full time. Last thing I need is a mag plate falling off because I took it apart to many times.
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I wipe the spring and follower down with a sillicone rag. Use a toothbrush to push it up in the mag and pull it through. Clean under the feed lips on the mag also. No oil on the spring or mag.
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Re: Lube your Mag Spring?

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When you disassemble you mags do you lube the mag spring?

Or do you just wipe it with a patch?
I don't see what purpose (or harm) lubricating a spring would serve, but if you do, I'd be sure to use a dry lube so dirt won't stick to the springs. It is very easy to imagine a heavy lube (like grease) getting dirty enough to adversely affect the movement of a spring.

Since there are no real surface to surface wear spots in a magazine, I would guess having them clean is the only thing that would matter.

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Old 12-24-2005, 10:49 PM   #5
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I clean my mags regularly with a patch soaked in Breakfree, but do not lube them at all. I have been shooting a lot of USPSA and Single Stack matches lately at a range with dirt floors. The mags rapidly get Florida dirt (read sandy dirt) in them and the last thing I want is lube to hold said sand in the mag body.

I don't think lubing any part of a mag buys you anything.
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