Snake Oil Prime

Garbage product. Stains everything it touches and runs everywhere. Might as well use the fryer oil from Mcdonald's...Here's the story of this product...EMPLOYEE: Hey Boss, sorry I accidentally sprayed a whole can of WD-40 into this quart of used motor oil!BOSS: That's great, we'll bottle it up and call it Snake Oil. Idiots will buy it online!EMPLOYEE: Won't it stain everything and not be a good lubricant for anything?BOSS: Write a few fake reviews saying it works, then change the name.

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Great!!! Not just for guns. I bought this at a gun expo for use in my Dental office to lube the handpieces (drills)I have used every kind of lube and oil over 30 years and this is by far the BEST!!It even got instruments that have been frozen up for years running again. This is all we we use now and goes thru sterilizer and works great.Be sure to shake well prior to use each time.

I've been using Beaverlube for around 9 months in all of my firearms systems with great luck. The price was very reasonable and it seemed like it had a good reputation in the field so I bought a bottle. In the past, I had used everything from Breakfree CLP to Eezox. I've even went the Mobil 1 route. I've personally found that beaverlube works perfectly in all of my semi-auto platforms, as well as bolt action rifles. Last weekend, in testing a new (5.56) bolt carrier group, my team and I shot 500+ rounds in very chilly (20* F) climate, and we found absolutely no breakdown of the beaverlube. It was quite impressive, as we've seen other lubricant choice that seem to vanish or burn up in this harsh environment. I also found that due to the small amount needed per application, this product was a VERY good value. I will be ordering more as soon as it comes back in stock, and will continue to review this and other products on amazon.

I've used an assortment of oils and lubricants for my guns, but nothing has worked as well for me than this Beaverlube. I've used silicon spray, motor oil, CLP, RemOil, and all of the other common brands. The others either run like crazy, get dirty way too fast, or seize up when it's cold outside. It's also very water resistant, making water drops bead up over the surface of the Beaverlube.There are more benefits to using this stuff than just lubrication. It doesn't evaporate or dry out like other lubricants. You can store your guns in a safe all year and never have to change the lubricant. Along with that, I have gone to competitions and put close to 500 rounds through my AR and the insides still felt smoother with dirty parts than they ever did with a clean gun and clean RemOil. And one more thing, it's easilly cleaned off with WD-40 or brake cleaner!Do make certain that you shake the bottle so it's properly mixed when you apply it. There's an additive that is in it that prevents carbon buildups, and you want to make sure that it gets dispersed to all of your parts.I bought the 8oz bottle directly from the seller over a year ago, and I haven't even used half of it. You only need about 3 or 4 drops to cover the trigger group, and you can lubricate the entire upper with about 6 or 7 drops. This stuff makes your bolts glide.This is great for blowback-operated guns like pistols and .22lr rifles, because the oil won't dry out, caking that nasty carbon on the inside of your receivers. It's great for bolt and pump actions because it lubricates without dripping onto your hands. It's even better for rotating-bolt guns like AK's and AR's because the lubricating power combined with the additive for carbon buildups really does a fantastic job at preventing jams and misfeeds, and it can handle crazy hot temperatures (over 700F) which makes it great for anyone from hunters to competitive shooters.

At first I was like "haw haw beaver...lube.." and snickering like a school girl at the name. I must say all laughter subsided after I used this on my AR15. It was a 40-45 degree windy/rainy autumn day here in NY and I put 250 rounds of the cheapest dirtiest ammo I could find (something generic I found at the local gun shop) down range in one sitting . Not once did my rifle Jam, Fail to feed, or become "sticky". Forward assist you say... Who needs a forward assist with this stuff? The rifle cycled perfectly every time! I was quite impressed as other lubes tend to have issues in the cold, or higher temperatures when firing 100+ rounds in one sitting.

Great lube for your AR. Don't confuse this with a CLP it is only a lubricant not a cleaner. In fact it has moly in the oil to help smooth your rifle but makes it look like a carbon dirty rifle. It may look dirty but it will run better than ever

i tested Beaver Lube when it first came out and was extremely impressed. Plenty of R&D have gone into the product. Runs clea, doesn't gunk up. Great product!