Extreme Weapons Grease

I have been using gun oil on my guns for years and years. I never really tried using grease, partly because it seemed like it would be a messy job and I would probably wind up with grease where I didn't want it, etc. Deciding to give the Slip 2000 a try, I am impressed! I have used Slip 2000 on several guns now, and I really like its performance. I could feel the difference immediately on the first gun I lubed with it. The slide racked much smoother and quieter than it does with just oil. Applying the Slip 2000 grease is also very easy to do with this syringe. It is easy to get just a dab directly into the slide rails with the tip. To prevent the grease from continuing to run out of the syringe, simply pull the plunger back out slightly. The application can be very precise. For larger application areas, I just dab a bit on and use a fingertip to smear around. There is still, and will always be a place for good old oil. Some parts of the gun need a drop of oil rather than grease. But there are several reasons to consider using grease instead for general lubrication: 1. It stays where you put it. Unlike oil, grease is thick and does not run or drip. The dab you put in the slide rails will still be there the next time you clean the gun. How many times have you field stripped your gun after a day at the range and thought "where the heck did all the oil go?". With grease, you won't have that issue. 2. Resistance to heat. This grease is made for lubricating parts that get hot. After a day consisting of an IDPA match, some practice, and shooting a qualifier event - all the grease I had applied to the outside of the barrel was sill there - still moist - still lubricating. Oil would have been long gone! 3. Resistance to gravity. After oiling a gun and either hanging it up or lying it down, the oil immediately begins to drain to the lowest area (and sometimes out completely). Yes, you'll still have a very thin coating of oil, but not nearly what you had applied. I know this is a little redundant to my first point, but this relates more to storage than use. One syringe of Slip 2000 should last quite awhile. At the price, it's a great value and a top notch lubricant for your guns.

Having used all kinds of oils, CLPs and grease when I came across Slip2000 EWG I wasn't sure what to expect. I have had really good experiences with some oils--good lubrication, and longevity, no odor.;; as well as some decent ones with CLPs and grease. However, once I tried this stuff, it made everything else seem like water and inferior. Here's why: 1) It's the perfect viscosity. Not too runny like many greases, or too thick. Just right at where it goes on smoothly but stays put. 2) It's odorless. 3) WOW the lubrication is as good as any lubricant I've used--oil, grease, CLP, etc. And even after firing many rounds, check your rails, barrel, etc, you will still feel the grease and it's lubricating! It's protecting which is WHY you want grease NOT oil. 4) After using it on my 2011's, compacts, bolt-actions, semi-rifles, etc. in hot and cold weather, the protection is fantastic and has not caused any issues on any platform. I have not seen ANY other lubricant where it worked as well on everything. Usually an oil, or grease based on its weight/thickness worked a little better on one or the other. 5) Makes clean-up so much easier too. Carbon wipes off easy! 6) *bonus* great on knives and literally even diving in salt water it STILL beaded off.

This is the best gun grease out there. Just a light film is all you need.

I've owned and used guns since I was about 14 or 15 (1960s) And have tried many products to glean and maintain those firearms. Years ago, I found out about Shooter's Choice FP10 and thought it was the greatest oil around and I still do. But a few years ago, I started shooting 1911s and recently read that the barrel bushing and slide actually should be lubricated with grease. Well the barrel of a 1911 gets pretty hot and I knew that not just any old grease would do, so I started a search and decided to try this EWG Slip2000. all I can say is WOW. I was totally amazed to see how much better the slide works after cleaning the application or Slip2000. This will definitely be going into my range bag from now on. Highly recommend.

I recently cleaned my new SIG pistol and wanted to also add a little grease back to the slide rails being that I could see remnants of a white grease from the factory. I decided to order this grease based off of reviews of performance / supposed lack of gunk collection reported etc. I haven’t yet fired the pistol but I am rating the product so far based off of my experience with initial application. The tip of the tube has a tiny hole already in it, along with a push-on end cap. Not having to punch my own hole and risk making a mess and oversized hole is a huge positive for me. Quick and easy to use, and you won’t waste extra grease. The slide felt smooth / normal after reassembly. No extra drag. After 10 days in a case the pistol shows no signs of grease seeping out, meaning it appears to stay in place which is also a great quality. In the end I’m sure the grease argument will go on for years to come as to which should and shouldn’t be used but this product seems like a great safe choice for the average firearm owner / user. If extended use shows any changes in my experience I will update my review.

Item is great. Being forced to do a review isn’t.

My review is based on using this on my AR15, Mossberg 500, 2 Glocks, 1 Taurus and a Kahr. That being said, it works just as others have stated. Some additional things that may help when buying this (as it is truly worth every penny)... First: Many have said "a little goes a long way". Yes and no, if you have never pre-greased your firearm (i.e. only used oil to lube) then you will be needing more than average after a good cleaning -particularly with ungreased bolt carrier groups. Plan on longer cleaning times: This stuff really is hardcore. It goes on buttery smooth -and then STAYS on. It won't run, drip or squirt everywhere, but wherever you do apply it... you will need a cloth and brush to clean off the nasty to re-apply the clean. If you get any on your jeans then they just became a new pair of "work-jeans". On that note: Be sure to remember this is a syringe! I say that because, as I learned the greasy way, once you apply pressure to the plunger to get some out and scape it off the tip -stop here and PULL THE PLUNGER BACK UP SOME! Otherwise the pressure remains in the tube and sitting it down anywhere will result in another inch or so of grease coming out. Overall, a great product and a MUST to carry to the range or in the field. UPDATE: so after having this a while I keep finding more application outside of "weapons" I use this on my hair clippers to keep them running smooth, anything that squeaks (goodbye WD-40 and its odor). Still recommend the syringe style, but will be buying a few more!

I've always used nothing but oil on any of my guns until I read about the results from this. I'm six months into testing it myself and this stuff is excellent. Perfect for slide rails and bolt carrier assembly. Even after shooting 2 or 300 round when I begin to clean any of my weapons I can still see it's there doing it's job and, no it doesn't appear to gum up or retain carbon or any fouling. I can't even remember how many times I've used this single tube and there is still plenty in it. I do use other products for cleaning but for all the major friction points on all of my weapons this is the only product I use now. I wish I would have had this 20 years ago. Great product.

Told me to buy it in my gun manual

good price