Customer Reviews

Slipstream Weapon Lubricant

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Best lube you can get for the money IMHO. Noticeable reduction on metal to metal rubbing sounds in all of my pistols since I started using it. A little goes a long way.

I've never used a lubricant that worked as well as Slipstream for reducing friction. I still keep some less expensive Hoppes around for surface protection, but the moving parts get Slipstream, and it makes a difference. In my SIG or my daughter's Crickett, they sound and feel smoother with Slipstream than other lubes.

I bought Slipstream from Crusader directly when it first came out. I've been cleaning guns and putting it on each as I get to them and Have to say my XD and my AR both run smoother with it. Great stuff!

When I first tried Slipstream... I was blown away. Then I tried it on all the guns I had access to... it makes every gun better. Simple as that. Slicker. More Reliable. It's absolutely amazing and there is no other weapon lube like it on the market... nothing. This stuff makes all other Gun Lubes look like crap.

In all seriousness, this is the best weapon lube I've ever tried. Many jaded people will say "Nay, cannot be better that ____ that I've been using all my life!" Well, guess what, it is. It makes an AR bolt feel like its on rollers. I dare you to try it to prove it wrong. The stuff works miracles sometimes.

I bought the oil and the grease. I don't know for sure but it appears to me that slipstream is gun oil mixed with graphite. That is possibly a plus since graphite does make gun parts slide well, the downside is that it's black. I don't personally like black oil on chrome bolts. Does it work? Yes it does. I also use mill-comm and that is a very good gun oil as well( possibly the best). Since I've tried both on my weapons and wasn't real sure wich was better I wound up mixing them together, now I have no doubt that I have the best.

I've been around weapons for a little over 20 years now, and my lubrication choices have been based largely on trying to find something that does enough for the money to justify replacing my old reliable. Slipstream is the first product I've found that has been worth it. I tested it on a Glock 21, and was initially impressed by the change in the sound and feel of moving the slide- then I shot it. The difference is actually perceptible. It's slicker, smoother, and the weapon goes back on target slightly faster. Definitely worth the money if you're shoot a lot- or if you carry. My next step is to get the permanent treatment from Crusader Weaponry ASAP.

Definitely worth the money.

This is good stuff but Mil Comm TW25B is a lot better. That produce is used by the US military to lube gattling guns and miniguns bores and moving parts on the F15, F16, and F18A Jets. I have recently tried both and much prefer TW25B light grease. They have oil, light grease, which is recommended by Sig Sauer, and heavy grease. They also have other supplies as well.