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Ruger LCP Semi-Automatic Compact Pistol
I recently purchased a Ruger LCP supposedly used from a KC gun dealer. All the packing, instructions, and box were brand new. The gun looks brand new. The action is stiff to pull back. What type of oil should I use to loosen it up. The gun that won the west wasn't registered |
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Reaper308
any good 3 in 1 will work. I use either remington, S&W lube and protectant, or hoppes 9. sounds like you will have to break it in to loosen it up.
dave329
Rem-oil.
shadow walker
suggest you try Breakfree CLP and about 100 rounds of shooting time , most autos do require range time before they work good
scudrunnernrh
i agree with all of the above
runawaygun762
It is a spray-on dry lube that works wonders. it is a lube, but it also makes carbon removal much easier and you will never have a smoother action. It costs about 8 bucks a can, but is worth it.
bbcode3
Be sure to check that it has been repaired by Ruger. They issued a recall on the LCP. Here is a link to check out if you own the LCP....
http://www.machinegunsplus.com/news/?module=news&id=28