SLIP 2000 - 1.5 oz Extreme Weapons Grease

Works as advertised!

Delivers grease to tight areas. It does require finesse to only deliver enough.

Easy application, storage and does a pretty good job at staying where it’s put. The grease has held up to some abuse on my rifles. I’ve used it for full auto, burst and my normal semi auto AR’s. I have had issues with it collecting more dust/dirt than ordinary lube/clp but majority of its users aren’t going to be running around in sandstorms or fighting in jungle conditions. A little does go a very long way. I’ve also used to lube my barrel extensions, and buffer tube threads to keep them from seizing up later down the road if disassembly is ever required.

Rails and contact points for pistols, rifles and shotguns. A small amount goes a long way. A very light coat on exterior of firearms that are stored for a while in your safe. Does not run off. Has not turned hard like some grease. Helps with cleaning. Carbon wipes off mostly. Doesn't stink. Have not found anything negative about this product at this point.

This is my only go to grease. It has consistently out performed all others I've used over 40 + years. I use this on everything from mechanical pieces in electronic things, automotive and only for firearms. It just doesn't let parts wear. A very little bit of this goes a long way. Just a drop is all you need. I use 2 drops on each side of A slide where it contacts the rails. One at the start of the guide on each side and one in the middle on each side and A drop on each rail section. Also it works great on Sears and safety buttons. Any place there is friction. A tube of this will last for ever. And that's cleaning several units multiple times a year. And I'm a cleaning fanatic. If I shoot it I clean it. I use it on bgc's , their rails, rings and any place metal on metal contact. Also i use this in conjunction and combination with Break Free CLP. I cannot tell you if they a chemically compatible but they appear to compliment each other where I use them together, mainly on bgc's. Slip 2000 makes other products that complement this grease and I use them too but I've been B.F. clp from 80's almost the time it hit the market as the base armory recommend it as did the local gun shop. Slip 2000 grease will basicly prevent any wear on slide rails and blued parts contacting each other and works well with stainless on stainless or any other finish.