Neat, thanks for sharing. I'll try bout anything if I can get it cheap. I normally use 3in1 or hoppes oil though cause that's what's handy.
JB, you might have an interest in this story.
I have been trying different things for the sear engagement on my savage 110. Regular gun oil, cleaned with lighter fluid and no oil, grease. Nothing gave me consistent results. So what happens is I clean and lube it and I got a pretty decent and crisp trigger. Then after it sets a while unloaded, instead of checking it when I pick it up, I handle as loaded and take it out to the range without checking it so I can dry fire without disturbing the sear. Simulating the first shot in hunting. I have a creep adjustment but I don't want to make the engagement less if I can avoid it. So that first shot is creepy and inconsistent. Then all the rest are smooth.
Some research told me that moly grease is the thing to use but being stingy I wanted to try 1 more hung I had before buying anything. Liquid silicone for instrument. Found it in the neighbors trash sometime back. It was still in the pack, needle applicator and everything. CaiLube x-10S is the name, they changed the name but the stuff is still the same the website says.
https://caig.com/product/deoxit-x10s-x10s-25c/ So much to my surprise it works great. It stays in place, don't evaporate, and after setting for several days undesturbed the trigger pull is as perfect and consistent as I want.