16OZ TURRET TOP

Works exactly as described, and I have found it to be an excellent product for my firearm maintenance. What truly gives me peace of mind is its composition—it is made from natural-based materials so I can use it without worrying about harsh chemicals or them leeching into my skin, which is a concern with other gun cleaning products. I love that it does its job so well while still being safe to use. It's a fantastic product that I would highly recommend.

Great CLP! Almost NO smell at all, I clean my guns in my bedroom, so that's a huge plus for me. I also shoot cheap bulk ammo that leaves a mess afterwards, and this makes cleanup a breeze! Powers through the buildup, and barley have to scrub the barrel when I'm done at the range, just swab a bit of gunzilla down the tube, let it sit about 5-10 minutes while your cleaning the rest of the slide w/e, and then give it a few scrubs and within 2 patches it's as clean as day 1! I've recently purchased a new polymer H&K USP 9 that I've used nothing but gunzilla on and with about 1000 rounds through it, I still show almost no wear on any of the surfaces and am very pleased with the performance. It does dry up quickly once you have about 200 rounds through the gun, but I have yet to have a problem with cycling or wear. Personally I feel it does just fine as a lube as well as a cleaner/protector. I shoot every weekend, so I can't really speak on the long term rust prevention as that mean's my guns get cleaned every weekend as well, but there hasn't been a single spot of rust that I've seen yet!

This is an excellent cleaner, esp with bp and or corrosive primers.

Break Free CLP or die, or so I thought. Years in the Army taught me that Break Free was all you ever needed, and I loved the smell and consistency of the stuff. I saw Gunzilla on an online forum somewhere. Someone recommended it over Break Free for AR-15s. Now, I cleaned my M16 so many, many, many times and I couldn't imagine using something else as a clean/lubricate/protectant. I'm into trying new things (within reason) so I ordered this handy bottle. The first thing I noticed is that it is much lighter than Break Free. The second thing was that it took less effort to remove fouling from basically every part of the AR-15. My pipe cleaners, Q-tips and cotton swabs came back clean a lot sooner and I didn't have to keep working afterwards to remove excess oil. Following the success with the AR-15, I started using this on pocket knives, machetes, kukuris and the like. I keep a pocket knife on me for breaking down boxes and this takes the sticky gum right off of it and leaves a very clean (not oily) feel afterwards. I have a high carbon blade that would be rusting right now if this stuff didn't work as a protectant, although it doesn't leave an oily-film feel like a person might be used to. This is a good thing! Pros: Performs CLP function better than others, and without needing to "mop up" excess. Cons: I find myself using more of this than others because it's lighter and easier to clean up. Sort of a 'If water was easier to mop up, a person would take less care in spilling their glass' mentality. You don't actually need more, you just tend to use it if you're not careful.

FFL dealer I use recommend this stuff and let me use his for a trial. I used it and now can't clean without it. I bought a used rifle with what looked like paint smears on the stock. It also had a little rust marks as well on the receiver. The paint or white smears wouldn't come off just with a rag but with gunzilla the marks came off easily. I brushed the wooden stock with Gunzilla and couldn't believe the nice finish it left and not oily feeling. The plastic butt also had some of the white marks and with a little brush and Gunzilla on it the butt looks like new. I use Hobbs 9 but Gunzilla is now my first choice when cleaning. The rust took some work but in all it also came out very nice. Gunzilla didn't harm any of the parts. I have to agree with some of the others that posted on one thing, I think that it is too thin for a lubricant and it wouldn't last long on the range. Still the best for cleaning and making that rifle/gun look like a show piece. One other thing, the turret top leaks and drips when you turn it upside down to use. Drives me crazy!