Tetra304i Gun Lubricant

This is the best oil I’ve ever used. I’ve tried so many different brands of oil and Tetra is hands down the best. If you have a need for a thicker lubricant use the tetra grease.Between the two of them it would cover a large percentage of your household and firearms needs.Along with Tetra, I keep Safariland clp on my work bench. If you can’t find clp try remoil. I use clp and or remoil for surface protection and Tetra for the internal moving parts.That’s my two cents.

The product works as described and I do not see the wear as with other products I’ve used in the past. No hanging up, doesn’t collect carbon and dirt.

I am on my second bottle of this stuff and bought a bigger one this time. You know it is good oil when it is hard to wash off of your hands. Thicker than most gun oils that I have found. I have a gun that I left in a hot area (in Arizona, go figure) for several months and took it out to re-oil. Nothing had run out and all the surfaces still had a good coat.

Among the very best. I do a lot of lube tasks, including revolvers, autos, and do not laugh, my double garage door is heavy wood, so I do the spindles axles and each side and the many hinges along the seams, panel joints, I also do the many joints on the electric lounge chairs, and door hinges, locksets. It is a combination of a superior, lasting oil, and a pulverized Teflon. It's all I use now, tried the Mil Specs, other top brands not even close. NOTE: for the garage door bearings, I use the name brand, Green Grease, and a small, still bristle artist brush to apply.

Was introduced to this oil by a friend of mine at the range. I could not believe how effective this oil is especially when my Glock starts getting hot. Lubrication is still present because the marks left by wear and tear from lack of lubrication are not seen. This is a very good oil. 3 of my friends now use this oil. I would recommend this oil and it's grease to anyone. It's a must buy.

This is the best. I also use it on my airplane (Mooney M20J) for the elevator hinges and pushrods. My A&P quoted $1500 to replace what he called corroded linkages. I went to another A&P, did owner assist annual and this bottle of heavily fortified teflon synthetic lube saved me a fortune. Also works great on guns, rub it in and wipe it off, the teflon gets into micro pores in the metal surface and leaves a kind of waxy finish. Synthetic base won't gum after air exposure.

I use this for everything, not just firearms but also as a general purpose oil; just remember to shake it well; good stuff

I have been using this product on small arms of all types for over 20 years. Many top-notch gunsmithys recommend it. Problem is IT SEPARATES!It is PTFE powder suspended in an oil. Left upright the powder separates out into the bottom of container. Even after much shaking it does not properly mix. I finally got so frustrated I grabbed my wife's blender. Now I pour an 8 oz bottle in the blender and leave it there. Then when I need to clean a weapon I run the blender until the solution is thoroughly mixed. Problem is if you take it to the range you need a very long cord:)

This product is really great and work very well. It's probably the best on the market.I initially gave this product a 3 stars (fair) review because of some shipping issue. At that price, I didn't want to engaged in a time consuming process to recover the value of the damaged goods. After posting my review I was immediately contacted by the company and they offered me a refund. It was easy and I can tell right away that they really care about their customers. I also suggested some solution to avoid the problem encountered. They were happy to do what is needed right away.Overall, I'm very impress by this company and the quality level of their customer services.

Very good product !!!