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Dri-Slide https://www.russack.com/
Over 7 years and close to 40k miles in whatever weather and my cables were smooth as silk when I took them off.
If you have aftermarket cables, check with the manufacturer because some teflon cables are intended not to be lubed.
Dri-Slide https://www.russack.com/
Over 7 years and close to 40k miles in whatever weather and my cables were smooth as silk when I took them off.
If you have aftermarket cables, check with the manufacturer because some teflon cables are intended not to be lubed.
+1 on Dri-Slide. It can often be found in stores that sell firearms.
Magnum Shielding's "Sterling Chromite II" cables are what I'm talking about. The Burley's brand probably requires lube. http://www.magnumshielding.com/
"All cables are made with anti-friction inner liners, nylon adjuster inserts, and are factory lubricated for smooth & consistent long lasting operation"
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