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Sep 28, 2022 · Shooter Lube's New Technology has you cleaning your gun better than ever. Shooter Lube Solvent is designed to penetrate deep into the metal, cleaning carbon build up in less time than other leading solvents.
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Editor's PickM-Pro 7 Gun CleanerJump to DetailsBest for CompetitionLucas Extreme Duty Gun OilJump to DetailsBest General PurposeHoppe's No. 9 Gun Cleaning KitJump to DetailsBest Environmentally Friendly OilSlip 2000 EWLJump to DetailsWe here at Pew Pew Tactical have cleaned a lot of guns...like a lot. We've spent countless hours scrubbing, greasing, and oiling our firearms, so we know a thing or two about which products work and which don't. Alongside our writers who have experience in competition, law enforcement, and recreational shooting, we've come up with a list of what we...
1. M-Pro 7
This oil was new to me but came out as the overall favorite. When using M-Pro 7, there was a light odor in the air, but not in a bad way; some might say it was nostalgic. The smell reminded me of touring the inside of a battleship. The consistency and color were similar to coconut milk, and I found it easy to apply across various knives and guns. M-Pro 7 kept all my guns operating well without worrying about excessive cleaning or reapplication. It whatever you wipe down with a nice light and...
2. Lucas Extreme
This oil is my favorite for competition purposes and great for speed and precision shooters. Lucas Oil is well known in the automotive industry, but did you know they also dabble in the firearms realm? This oil is very thin and has a long, skinny applicator for precise use. It smells like I’m back in time leaning over the hood of a ’69 Chevy installing a double barrel carburetor, making it likely the go-to for the wrench monkeys here. I like to use this oil, but I have also found that it need...
3. Hoppes 9
This oil is a classic staple from your grandpa’s gun cleaning kit that has stood the test of time. Hoppes 9 is the definition of “If it ain't broke, don’t fix it,” saying in the gun oil industry. Hoppes has been around since 1903 and has repeatedly proven its merit on this list. The kit I received for this came with cleaning oil and lubricating oil separately, along with some cleaning cloths to apply and wipe down the oil. It came with a fine tip applicator for the lubricating oil for those h...
5. Break Free Wipes
The wipes from Break Free were an interesting concept and definitely piqued my interest. Having never used CLP in the form of wipes before, I was excited and nervous to give it a try. I was mostly worried that it would be dry and not provide much cleaning effect when I used it. I was pleasantly surprised to find that the wipes I used were soaked in CLP…but they worked really well without tearing. This CLP lathered up and cleaned every surface area I used it on, from dirty guns to knives with...
6. Ballistol
The oil from Ballistol and I have a love / hate relationship. Of all the options I tested, this product was hands down the best at cleaning any surface I used. I dabbed some onto a towel and easily wiped an unidentified gunk off my work knife. This was something I had tried to clean off before but couldn’t. The Ballistol was extremely effective and didn’t leave the knife feeling greasy afterward. The other side of that coin with Ballistol is that it does NOT smell pleasant. Interestingly, Bal...
7. Mil-Comm
With only one grease in the test, Mil-Comm had one job, and it was effective. Mil-Comm comes out of the small tube in thick white grease and is nice and slippery. The grease isn’t too bad in the smell department and leaves a dry-ish appearance on surfaces after being rubbed in. This lubricant is good at sitting on metal surfaces and extending their life by keeping them operating smoothly. Mil-Comm can also be used for industrial purposes and is even used by Boeing for some of their airplane a...
Oil, grease, and lube have been used for centuries in various forms and origins. Where there is friction, there is a need for lubricant. Because of time, oxidation, and other superscientific factors, there is also a need for protection, which oil and grease can provide. My first thought about oil, grease, and lube is that they all are lubricants in...
Having at least one of each is the way to go. I can tell you that I now keep a small bottle of Mpro7 in my go-bag, but I still have some CLP in my cleaning kit. Either way, you need to have something on hand. Find what works best for you.But if you need some guidance, any of the above recommendations should work. Got any thoughts about gun oil? Wha...
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- GuardTech Universal Gun Cleaning Kit. My current go-to all-encompassing gun cleaning kit is the GuardTech. It comes with everything you’ll ever need from shotguns to pistols, rifles, and even rimfire.
- GuardTech AR-15 Cleaning Kit. A more recent product from GuardTech is their AR-15 specific cleaning kit which comes with everything you need in a smaller package compared to the everything kit above.
- ShellShock Protection Tactical Starter Kit. Looking for everything you need both shooting protection AND cleaning? Check out ShellShock’s beginner kit…
- M-Pro 7 Tactical Gun Cleaning Kit. From my favorite gun cleaner comes their cleaning kit that has everything you need…including the oil and cleaner. The kit rocks since it has individually packaged brushes and tips (.22 to 12-gauge) so you can keep everything tidy and the case has more pouches to add additional cleaning items.
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This is a first look and review of a weapons lubricant called Shooter Lube. It's a 2 step system with a Solvent and an Oil. I've had very good results with...
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