BIRCHWOOD CASEY Synthetic Gun Oil

Long time user (15? years). Doesn't dry up on guns, seems excellent lube, I'm now a fully synthetic man! (that's what the ex-wife said also) I use SUPERLUBE for synth. grease, and this for every thing else (including mixing w/ syn-grease for more viscous stick). Found years ago accidentally (was all they had, when I forgot oil on a trip), I used it to try to stop rusting of rifles' lock mechanism , but it worked even better than the yellow grease around the flint holder after rain/snow/shooting. I haven't found anything it doesn't help as a lube. I'm not as good as Gun Tests, but I do keep trying the latest miracle lubes (like gun juice and nano-lube at much, much higher cost) that work the same, but like I said: I keep coming back to this, always have a can or 5 hanging around for hinges, cable housings, and removing that !#$%^& price-tag stickum. Need complaints? (compared to shootin', nothing's perfect) I hate and have to cut the little protective flap over the nozzle so I can get a thumbnail (instead of a screwdriver) to rotate the spout up, and I always "burp" the can before closing the nozzle so it doesn't leak when it warms. Can is a little shorter/wider than it used to be, and I like that also.

Synthetic oil for your needs.

An excellent cleaner and lubricant at a very reasonable price. It is very light and it dissolves the dirt accumulated very quickly. It penetrates into the right places and cleans/lubricates small parts very well. I use it more as a cleaner than as an lubricant especially for the slides which typically calls for a light grease. It does have a strong smell but no worse than gasoline it many other solvents.

Good product. Thin, smooth and leaves a clean coat of oil on the surfaces of firearms. Two issues. First, foul odor. Big deal, if it works well it’s worth it, and it does. Second issue, the spout on the can is no good. You have to use a screwdriver or something to pull the red spout up. That’s a pain. It’s worth putting this in another bottle for that reason alone. Maybe it’s just the one I received but the can is like a lighter fluid can and those pop up by pushing the back of the spout. Otherwise, good stuff and worth having

Good

bought on a recommendation from several outdoorsmen, like the headline says, its slippery lubricates very well, will buy more

This gun oil is one of the best available. Having used other gun specific oils such as Hoppe's 9 Elite, CLP, and a myriad of others, Birchwood Casey Synthetic Gun Oil is the best. It is clear as water with very little smell and is incredibly slike. Any gun that I've used it on (pump shotguns, bolt-action rifles, semi-auto rifles, revolvers, lever-action rifles, and pistols) have worked better than ever with this oil. When used on a specific gun that I own, the action lost all of its "clunkiness" and became exceptionally smooth. One of the best aspects of this oil is that it won't evaporate quickly when used in gun storage. Most gun oils will evaporate away within about one month, not so with this gun oil. Being synthetic this gun oil will not freeze, turn to gunk, or drip away since this synthetic oil sticks to metal. I can't recommend this enough.

They removed the PTFE so the product has changed. I purchased BWC because of Vernon Forbes outstanding review. I am familiar with oils of different types. I own guns, as a hobby work on Edison Phonographs, work in aviation, and change the oil in my cars. Regular oil like 3 in 1 has been around since 1894 and was recommended by Edison I was told. The governors and other parts on the phonographs I work on has what looks like a varnish on them from evaporated 3 in 1. Other parts I work on suffers from being gummed up from convention oil. Before trying this Hoppe's Elite Gun Oil with T3, 4-Ounce Bottle was the best oil I found, but it did not last that long. BWC not only last longer but it reduces friction more. Synthetic does not dry out like convention oil does so the BWC last longer.

use it often....good buy

Gun oil. What can I say. Oils my gun.

Good.