anti seize for vent liner
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I use this
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Yep, i put a super tiny amount on the vent liner. Reapply every time i remove and clean the plug.
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Yes, I use either a white lithium grease or a nickel anti-seize. Very small amount on beginning threads. Why ? That’s the way I was taught ! No reason to question the teacher !
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Me too. Just in case. I clean it off and reapply. Only takes an extra minute, no down side i can see.
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Im a grease guy myself, apply just like Rick Bollinger. Plug was in for 6 weeks. During Michigan regular gun, muzzle loader season, and extended doe season. Shot it about 10 days in and during 2nd sat of muzzle loader season. Came out as sweet at you please. Cheap too.
You boys that INSIST on using anti--seize on your plugs and vents really NEED to look at what has happened to a MM member who has a current thread in the smokeless forum about his 45 Pacnor barrel . ANTI--SEIZE HAS SCREWED IT UP !!!! He was shooting blackhorn too !!!! You really cant afford to keep using that CRAP on your GUNS !!!! Wake Up !!!!
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Stop shouting at me! I'll switch already. Jeez dad...
Did he get that lump out of his barrel yet?
Lol , dad eh ?? Lol !!! No not that i know of . He said he was out of town i believe . He's got a PROBLEM with that barrel . Good thing i got your back sonny -- boy !!!! Lmao !!!!!Stop shouting at me! I'll switch already. Jeez dad...
Did he get that lump out of his barrel yet?
Gentlemen , i apologize if ive come across a bit strong in my post . BUT i have your best interests in heart . If i would be aware of the dangers of using this anti-'seize and say nothing that would be wrong and show a complete lack of charactor . I could not act like this toward you . I HAD to speak up to PROTECT you and yours . Thank you for understanding this , and in doing so understanding me .
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I have read up on anti-seize, recently, and either that nickel or the HD anti-seize that has no metals in it sound like the best choice if your not using the ptfe sealant.
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Im sure we all know. I was just makin fun of all the CAPITALs you were using.Gentlemen , i apologize if ive come across a bit strong in my post . BUT i have your best interests in heart . If i would be aware of the dangers of using this anti-'seize and say nothing that would be wrong and show a complete lack of charactor . I could not act like this toward you . I HAD to speak up to PROTECT you and yours . Thank you for understanding this , and in doing so understanding me .
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Problem is muzzy they still dont protect your threads from crud and wont help to seal the combustion of powder . Permatex thread sealant with ptfe does without any risks . Thats also not mentioning the naptha based oil that Loctite warned should not be exposed to ANY oxidizers that are present in our powders . Just sayin.....
If MUCH BETTER is available why mess with it ????
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Idaholewis has INFLUENCED me !!!! Lol !!!!
