Slip 2000 EWG 潤滑剤 4オンス

Purchased this grease after seeing it on a 1911 video. This has got to be the best stuff I've used so far. Applies well and stays put. It will spread properly and the gun works so well. It's a good size so it will probably last me for many years.

Great product. I decided to “re-clean” and lube several shotgun barrels with this grease and I was greatly surprised with the carbon and lead that came out of these barrels because of using the Slip2000 EWG product. I placed some of their grease on oval cotton makeup removal patches and the debris from the barrels and chokes was noticeable. Very effective product.

Stuff is amazing. Makes your gun work buttery smooth!

Excellent light grease for weapons. I’ve used up my 1st jar on all sorts of projects that required a light versus a thick gummy grease. Many times I could have used a very heavy oil, but Slip 2000 EWG worked better, it stayed where it was applied, no run like heavy weight oil. On my second jar, may try it for its intended use sometime!

I'm using this on an AR-15 and a Glock slide. No failures since I started using it,even when they're really dirty, and I'm impressed how much smoother my guns are running, not that they were all that rough before. I'm pretty sure I'll be switching over to the Slip 2000 system for cleaning and lubing next time I get around to cleaning my guns. I decided to give Slip 2000 a try after reading about EAG Tactical Filthy 14, built by BCM, in SWAT magazine (look it up, it's worth the read). Pat Rogers, the owner of EAG, is a huge fan of both BCM and Slip 2000, and I figured it was worth a shot. Everybody has their own system that they think is the best, and all others are awful in one way or another, but I like to have an open mind and try everything out. My guns aren't safe queens, and I don't really clean them; I run them wet and dirty. I started using EWG on one of my AR-15 bolt carriers, and continued to use Breakfree CLP in the BCG and the rest of the gun. EWG did a great job staying wet and in place after a few hundred rounds, so I put it on the charging handle as well, and now charging is incredibly smooth. (An extended, "tactical" latch can make it so that you kind of twist the handle when you slam it back with your support hand, which leads to wear that is a bit uneven and rough;EWG helps with that.) Because EWG is a grease and not a liquid, it doesn't run or burn off so the solids that it holds on to (keeping carbon etc. off of the metal is one of the goals of a good lubricant) stays on the wear points. I'll probably wipe down the carrier and replace the grease every 1000-2000 rounds to avoid this becoming a problem (I used to add CLP every time I left the range, now I just toss my guns in the case). I'm pretty sure my next purchases are Slip 2000 EWL 4oz Bottle for the stuff I have CLP on now and Slip 2000 Carbon Killer Bore Cleaner 4oz Bottle / Slip 2000 725 Gun Cleaner 16oz Spray Bottle for cleaning.