I did a bit more research
And you guys were correct
As some of you have already mentioned
Over lubrication
can in fact cause mechanical problems
Too much oil/grease/lubrication can cause grit, dust, carbon and powder residue to stick to it and that can gum up the insides of a gun, and that can be enough to make a gun stop shooting (Jams)
If you guys watched that video experiment that I showed youse at the start
In that video, it shows that over lubrication
will not have an immediate short term negative impact on the gun mechanically
(Not right away anyway)
But in the long termOver time
Once the grit, carbon, dust and powder residue start to build up sticking to the excess oil/grease/lubrication inside the gun
That's when it can start to become a mechanical problem
(The video experiment didn't show that, the video was a bit misleading as it didn't show the long term negative side effects of over lubrication)
Good to get to the bottom of it