TW25B Gun Grease Lubricant 1.5-Ounce Tube

Top notch lubricant for firearms. A little goes a long way and it keeps things functioning properly. This is a must have!

It's a good lubricant and the price was right.

I use this to lube up the bolt in my guns and it makes the metal parts slide like butter. Great grease.

Amazing stuff. Works well with Brownells J-B Non-Embedding Bore Cleaning Compound .

I don’t have anything to compare it to. Been using it about a year now and it does everything you want it to. Great product I do recommend, If it moves lube it, if it rubs grease it. In my application, I’m using it in slide to frame channel.

I use this primarily on my Sig Sauer MK25 (P226 Navy). It's actually recommended by Sig for use on their pistols. I was a little skeptical considering the high price tag.Pros:+Thick consistency that stays where it is applied. I'd compare it to the viscosity of sun block. Other lubricants like LP and Hoppes tend to run on all metal pistols. I haven't had to reapply this since I the last time I cleaned my pistol.+Very easy cleanup. I noticed the first few times I cleaned my pistol all the dirt, grime, fouling comes off very easy on parts where this is applied.+Noticeably smoother cycling. I noticed my pistol cycles much more smoothly with this than any other lubricant I've tried. Recoil seems to be more "snappy" and consistent+No foul odor. I noticed some lubricants will have a strange smell to them. Definitely a plus when carrying.Cons:-Very expensive when compared to the quantity you get with other lubricants. Although you do get what you pay for.-Mixture tends to separate if you leave it sit in the tube for a while. I noticed I have to kneed and shake it for a minute or two before I apply it.-For some moving parts the lubricant will build up in some places especially if you overdo it. I noticed that I will have a little bit that oozes out the back of the slide after the first 1-2 mags.Overall I recommend this to anyone that owns a pistol where the slide rides on a metal rails. You will definitely notice an overall improvement in your firearm's performance.

WOW! I'm an veteran who loves collecting tactical firearms and shooting regularly. I've been looking for a product that will cycle semi-automatic weapons without building up friction and causing problems with weapon failures. I am a cheap skate even though I believe you actually get what you pay for. I couldn't be more pleased with this grease. It seemed expensive to me at first for an ounce and a half but I was pleasantly surprised at the true size of the tube; it was bigger than I had imagined. I know now it is undoubtedly worth every penny. Just minutes ago, I spent 10 minutes greasing the friction points on a few ARs, Tavor, PS90, and a SCAR. I have been using CLP for lubrication lately like I had done in the Army. All of my weapons were clean before greasing and testing this newly acquired Mil-Comm grease. I compared the action of each rifle before and after applying the TW25B grease. The immediate increase in smoothing out the action overwhelmingly pleased me. I can't wait to torture test this grease with my bump fire AR and a 100 round surefire mag, a set-up that commonly causes malfunctions due to cycling failures. CLP and other lubricants are too thin and dry out after firing several rounds. Dry internals will cause your weapon to fail. I'm confident this grease will be the solution to the problems I've struggled with for years. So happy I spent the money and bought this quality product. If you're a shooter who enjoys blasting plenty of ammo downrange each trip out, this is a must have. I can't say enough about it. As others have said, a little goes a long way. I imaging I will get many uses out of one tube. The price is completely reasonable for how long it will last and how much it will benefit your weapons. I'm ashamed I've wasted years shooting without greasing my friction points. Total game changer.

Saw this in an ad in American Rifleman from 2018. The Sno Grease I'd been using the last 15 years I thought was great, but not compared to tw25. Now if you shoot like 100 rds a year you may not appreciate this stuff. I shoot a lot. 9mm and .223. Just built a new AR and if you know then you know a new AR might be gritty. And mine was no exception. I ran out of sno grease bought this and my new AR is smooth as silk. Used it in a Taurus G3 (hate if you want) on the guide rails and it runs like skates on wet ice.