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This!I like Slip 2000 gun oil, because it doesn't have much smell.
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This!I like Slip 2000 gun oil, because it doesn't have much smell.

How affective is it on build up? Might have to try this for the same reason.I've been using Sage & Braker for the last few years. I have littles around so it being non-toxic is a plus to it smelling nice.
Years ago BCM sent me a small bottle of Slip 2000 EWL with an upper I bought.How affective is it on build up? Might have to try this for the same reason.
G96 is what BCM uses I think…
They use g96 to pack stuff and slp for functionYears ago BCM sent me a small bottle of Slip 2000 EWL with an upper I bought.
Damn you lubricating nascar? JkI don’t care what it smells like. But whatever I use MUST meet these requirements. It must be fully synthetic and it must have molybdenum disulfide or tungsten disulfide powder mixed in with it.
And I can mix one of the two powders into it, if necessary.
FYI, this combination is absolutely the very best lubricant.
Can't really speak to that I haven't had to deal with any major buildup; I usually clean my gear after each use (i know i know you don't have to but I do. Blame the Corps for brainwashing me).How affective is it on build up? Might have to try this for the same reason.
G96 is what BCM uses I think…
What does it smell like?EEZOX hands down![]()
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