I’ve got a Glock. Doesn’t need any oil. It’s THE GLOCK FOR SAKE !
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That one seems to be in fine working order lol…
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Lucas, Hoppes and Rem Oil.
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Yeah, needs some few minor cosmetic corrections… but recoil kit seems to be ok 
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Glock perfection.
I should shut up now, I like glocks. I trained with a guy who was proving a point on cleaning. He had a G19 that he had put over 50K rounds through so far last year. He shot the NRA pistol instructor qual with it. I kept giving him grief about it being more dangerous as a biohazard. He still outshot me.
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@Aaron25. I’m with you. I don’t shoot Glocks, they just don’t fit me. I known theses are great handguns, but the same time they are hated by Internet because of their perfection.
So let’s stop joking about them…hmmm for next 2 hrs… and come back to the topic…
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After two hours of looking for a meme about a Glock firing when dropped, I gave up.
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No oil, never cleaned then thrown in the swamp for two days to complete the 5ooo round torture test.
RobSki is the punisher.
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Wilson Combat Ultima-Lube II Oil. A little spendy, but even using it heavily on 2 or 3 1911’s and my plastic gun(s) over the last few years, I still have 75% of the 4 oz. bottle left.
I don’t mind spending a bit on lube for 1911’s, they can be picky, certainly compared to the Glock guns and clones.
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@Gary51… that’s really interesting product… I’ve checked internet reviews and all positives come from veterans 
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I use CLP almost always.
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I ran out of hornady lube and local gun shop had ballistol and I must say it did a good job. Somebody said it can get a little grimy, haven’t seen that yet. It cleans well and wipes the weapon down clean and lubes well so far. 
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Everytime I use ballistol, I wipe down completely. Days later the gun is dripping oil. Am i doing something wrong??
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Too much oil 
Are you oiling once the firearm is assembled or disassembled?
Ballistol works best if you take the firearm apart and rub all the parts with oily hands.
Once you put everything back together your firearm is ready to go.
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I disassemble clean, lube let it sit few minutes then reassemble
Be sure there is only a thin film of oil. Sometimes wiping off before assembling is required.
Each handgun has its own spots that need a little bit more of oil. These are only those that run again each other.
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Thank you brother! Will.try again!!
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As long as you don’t shoot 1911/2011 handgun, you really don’t need a lot of oil.
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@George365 @Lars3 start here 
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