Extreme Weapons Lubricant (EWL)

Amazing if your gun jams a lot like semi automatic rifles this stuff works wonders. It also doesn’t dry up very quickly I’ve had it on for months and it stays on the gun unlike other oils which I had to reapply constantly this was a one and done. Also comes with a good amount in the bottle. Great product for a good price. Very easy to apply to weapon or tools. Also best part is it’s non-toxic so if you get some on your hands it won’t cause irritation or burning. I’d still wash your hands afterwards and definitely wouldn’t consume this but unlike other oils which can burn your skin this will not.

Lubricates well and makes follow up clean up easier. When I used it, the lube seemed to migrate a bit and spread out over the metal surface. The action was smoother than my other lubricants. So far, no issues, and superior coverage from a small bottle. This is non-toxic, does not smell, and lubricates well. So far superior to other products I've tried.

Slip 2000 EWL is the best gun lube on the market . Its very long lasting, & is non chemical smelling. It builds up layers of water proof coatings on everything over time . This is a great all in one product for cleaning and protecting gun parts and slides. I also put this product on my Ar 15 parts, shot guns and knife blades and it really performs and lasts a long time . There is a lot of Science in this product line and everything they make is great . It also doesn't contain Silicone , graphite or other harsh common additives . Its best to apply a thin coat and let soak in for at least 10 mins and wipe everything down with a microfiber cloth . You don't need to use a lot of this product . It repels water in harsh weather conditions and provides the ultimate in protection . On second cleaning the pores in the gun metal will fill in with additional Lubricant and a new protective barrier will be formed making future cleanings much easier and faster. After a few applications all you need to do is wipe it down and run a bore snake through the barrel and your back in business . Don't worry about frog lube, and other snake oils this is awesome and more affordable and was made to meet the specs and requirements of the USMC who has been using slip 2000 products for years now with unmatched results. This product will not freeze up on you either , even in sub zero -50 temps . Both Vtac Rand CLP and Fire Clean will freeze up just around 0. The Slip 2000 extreme weapons grease needle applicator is great to use on your pistols slide rails and is 5x long lasting and doesn't burn off and stays in place . Slip 2000 products also do not attract sand dust and dirt onto your firearm . One extra tip is to keep the red plug inserted in the top of the bottle and poke a nice size hole with safety pin to prevent too much product from coming out. This is the best product line on the market . I really suggest this product over the basic slip 2000 gun lube< which is also good for use as a basic CLP > the extreme works great and keeps your guns protected ,lubed , and running and looking great . You will use this product line for the rest of your life and your firearms and knife blades will be protected from everything . Slip 2000 has the best product line for gun care on the market .... You will be amazed with the results

I have been using this product for several years now. I am from the analog age, when cleaning a gun was Hoppes #9, some patches, whatever oil the gun shop had. There is a plethora of product choices available today for cleaning lubricating and protecting your gun investments. I have used a bunch of them, and I cannot really say one was way better than another. If you look on the internet for best gun oils this one usually appears on the list somewhere. It seems to clean stuff off well, it is not too thin or too thick it seems to penetrate, and it does a good job at lubricating. I liked that it is non- hazardous, non-toxic, biodegradable and still gets the job done. Bonus points for made in the USA.

Slip 2000 was the gun lube favored by a highly-respected (and now deceased) Army Quartermaster (the quartermaster is the senior army official in charge of weapons procurement) who recommended it for everything from small automatic weapons to chain guns. He extolled its lubricity and rust resistance. Now having used it for 5 years I'm writing to express my full appreciation for it. It's WAY more rust-resistant than some of the other lubricants out there, including #9 and Rem Gun Oil (in the big green cans) and less prone to evaporation or washing. My advice to you is to toss your old oil, give your guns a thorough cleaning (many oils don't mix), and apply this stuff. It'll outlast the rain, saltwater, and prolonged storage. Good luck.

Great stuff. This is in my top #3 with EWL30 & Gun Butter. Super slick that doesn't burn off as easily like most lubes. Does run to bottom of whatever its lubing but also leaves a film layer towards top. Seems to resist parts wearing fast and keeps wear to a minimum.

Works great in all my guns including semi auto’s.

This product doesn't do a great job at cleaning, lubricating, or protecting, but if you want it all (aka CLP), then this does both best! That's the simplest way to put it. Unlike Breakfree products this stuff won't gunk up your gun if your gun sits in a safe or trunk for a while. I have seen several handguns and rifles that have jammed at the range, because someone had used CLP and the dust collected all over the gun over time and the CLP caused a sticky mess preventing the gun from accurately loading and chambering the next round. Being a LEO, this is important for a rifle and shotgun that sits in the trunk for long periods of time. I need it to function flawlessly. It's also important to get a lubricant that can protect against the weather down here in Tennessee! After two years, I can say that I have relied on this product and it has not let me down. I gave up on Breakfree after my military friends convinced me to use it. Let's just say I was impressed until my 1911 jammed at the range after being cleaned a month prior. The gun just locked up and would not move due to the Breakfree collecting dust and becoming sticky. However, I received a bottle of Slip 2000 EWL and Slip 200 725 Degreaser with my BCM EAG Tactical Rifle so I decided to give it a shot. I loved it after using it for about 3 months. With pistols it was great, but with direct impingement (gas tube) "modern sporting rifles" this stuff is excellent and I haven't had one jam on the range. To make sure I wasn't wrong in my choice I did some internet research back then and there were good articles such as the "Filthy 14" review from Pat Rogers! Go check it out! My previous process:Strip guns and brush/wipe parts with boretch eliminator, wipe clean, wipe with more eliminator, then let them dry and wipe clean. I would then get out my Machine Gunners lube and lube certain parts and areas to prevent rust and put the gun back together and test it. My new process (saving time and money in purchasing different products): Strip guns and brush/wipe parts. Then brush/wipe parts with EWL. Wipe down. Then lube certain parts/areas with EWL. Ultimately I use this product every time before and after the gun range, then twice a year my guns will be broken down and cleaned and lubed using my old process. Also, be careful to not use too much lubricant, except for the bolt carrier group in direct impingement style rifles (especially if they are going in the trunk), since dust will collect quicker on lubed surfaces. In summary, although there are many all-in-one products this is the best all-in one cleaning/lubricating/protecting product that I have used and while many brands/products will come and go, this product will be here to stay. It is the best one in the market and here on Amazon it is decently priced especially when considering free shipping for Amazon Prime members.