MIL-COMM TW25B Gun Grease Lubricant 1.5-Ounce Tube

I use this as a lubricant for my firearms and it has worked well. It applies easily and spreads evenly without being excessively thick or messy. During use, it reduces friction as expected and leaves a consistent film without gumming up or attracting excessive debris. It holds up well during regular handling and shooting sessions. Overall, it does what I need it to do, and I’ve been satisfied with its performance as a general-purpose gun lubricant.

This grease is phenomenal and I will be buying it again never had my gun work so smooth before

Works well for your self defense tool, not sure about the actual type of grease it seems to work.

WOW! I'm an veteran who loves collecting tactical firearms and shooting regularly. I've been looking for a product that will cycle semi-automatic weapons without building up friction and causing problems with weapon failures. I am a cheap skate even though I believe you actually get what you pay for. I couldn't be more pleased with this grease. It seemed expensive to me at first for an ounce and a half but I was pleasantly surprised at the true size of the tube; it was bigger than I had imagined. I know now it is undoubtedly worth every penny. Just minutes ago, I spent 10 minutes greasing the friction points on a few ARs, Tavor, PS90, and a SCAR. I have been using CLP for lubrication lately like I had done in the Army. All of my weapons were clean before greasing and testing this newly acquired Mil-Comm grease. I compared the action of each rifle before and after applying the TW25B grease. The immediate increase in smoothing out the action overwhelmingly pleased me. I can't wait to torture test this grease with my bump fire AR and a 100 round surefire mag, a set-up that commonly causes malfunctions due to cycling failures. CLP and other lubricants are too thin and dry out after firing several rounds. Dry internals will cause your weapon to fail. I'm confident this grease will be the solution to the problems I've struggled with for years. So happy I spent the money and bought this quality product. If you're a shooter who enjoys blasting plenty of ammo downrange each trip out, this is a must have. I can't say enough about it. As others have said, a little goes a long way. I imaging I will get many uses out of one tube. The price is completely reasonable for how long it will last and how much it will benefit your weapons. I'm ashamed I've wasted years shooting without greasing my friction points. Total game changer.

Read my share of the reviews, messed around with my pistol fpr a bit so I got used to the action. I completely broke it down and super cleaned it until so residue is left and applied semi liberally to certain part I want to be coat. It is recommended to raise the temperature to cure it, but right off the bat I notice a very different smoother feel. For my pistol it now feels slightly less resistance and the "ting" winding of the spring as you pull the slide back is gone, it sounds a bit smoother as well. For my rifle before as the bolt comes back it feel like a thunk, now it feels like it fits into a grove improving the feel. Also it doesnt have stupid smells like peppermint as a lubricant, slightly bitter industrial smell, what a gun should smell like in combination of napalms in the morning. It doesn't move from where you put it. It also is not a all trick pony, small mechanism in the firearm still need good oil, but try to separate them into sectors and not let the oil bleed over to the grease, they do not like each other. If you dont over apply itll be fine. I also put in an extra 300 rounds ish to get to the level of build up from normal oil lube. Apparently this is the king of lube that the military uses from the miniguns to 30mm autocannons. But they have a problem getting it. Now we can buy the same thing. Quite happy with it, you pay for what you get.

I didn't think one of the worn in pistols could feel any smoother but with this on the rails it is. Make sure to shake the tube before applying, on hot days the carrier separates so this is why it needs to be kneaded/mixed prior to application. If not you'll squeeze out a bunch of the milky liquid instead. A little bit goes a long way in application. If you over apply you'll get migration but once the gun is hot, I notice it even the minimalist amount will show. Haven't felt the need to reapply during a session ~200-300 rds in the 1911 so YMMV on conditions. If you have a syringe type applicator this is would work really well. Trying to get that little bit from the tube is a bit ham fisted. I squeeze out a bit and use a dental prove to put 3-4 drops/blobs about the size of a sewing pin head along the rails as necessary. Cycle slide and feel how smooth it is. :) Can also be used in other applications that a medium oil/ light grease is suitable. As with their oil I cannot comment on ultimate durability in use. After the zombie invasion and depleting all the ammo without cleaning the weapon I can update. ;)

No complaints, it gets the job done. Yes, while it "can" gunk up your firearms, a simple wipe down of any excess removes this concern.

great gun grease

About the best rifle grease going. Used in a professional capacity

I don't have much experience with gun grease, this would be my first, but so far so good. I like it, stays put where you put it. The tube will last for a long time, and I'm pretty sure I'm using much more then what Mill Comm recommends (I like to see a little bit of evidence that there's something there) but it sticks and stays and you do not need a lot when you do apply it, even liberally.

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Seems to do what it's supposed to. Use this after the mc25 cleaner and so far so good.

Great Product