Dutton-Lainson Company - GOLDENROD 600 Pistol Pump Oiler with Straight Spout - Precise Lubrication of Engines, Gears, Small Engines, and Industrial Equipment – Durable, Easy to Use and Efficient (6oz)

Really nice oiler - definitely lives up to its reputation as a quality product. Simple, classic design, but works reliably and smoothly. I love the fat bottom that makes it very stable. The tip is designed to interface with ball oiler fittings and it works great for that.

Awesome little oiling can. Works as expected and is a great addition to my tool bench.

Doesn't doesn't leak and seems to be high quality. The wide base does make it more stable than a standard oiler.

I use this for the bench next to the milling machine. It has not leaked, failed, disappeared or done anything other than its intended purpose. This device administers oil exceptionally well and would love to have an extra to sit next to the lathe.

The wide base is great, keeps it from being knocked over. Quality isn't the greatest, I bought 2, one had a bent trigger that had to be straightened out, neither one of them hold prime each time they are used the trigger has to be pulled a few times before they start pumping again.

I needed a dedicated oiler for my small chain saws and wanted one that would last for years. This made in the U.S.A. oiler is spectacular, professionally made, works extremely well and does not drip. Perfect for those small jobs.

Not all oilers are created equal. I bought one a while back and it was junk from the start. Barely pumped oil and leaked profusely if tipped over. this item cost me more money but so far has not leaked, pumps every time and always pumps a good volume. I'd buy this item again if needed.

Now first of all, Just let me say I just received it today, so my report on durability and functional reliability over the long haul would be a little pre-mature, however, with that said, it feels sturdy and well built, it has that "quality feel" to it, the entire thing is made of metal and not "Chinesium" either, but steel of some sort, it also seems to function well, its not meant to turn upside down, so dont, you only need to fill it 3/4 of the way, holds plenty... I put gear oil in it mixed with an ounce of motorkote...look it up, good stuff so I have an excellent source of lubrication for any odds and ends that might need it.......... now, to the BAD PART.... it cam today with two .....2 DENTED sections, I have no idea how this could have happened, it looks like someone was using it for a hockey puck in the warehouse, the dent picture on the right is a small dimple created from the INSIDE????!!...no idea, and the one on the left is a pretty big scratch/DENT!!............... there must have been a THOUSAND of these at the warehouse, and I got the one that was that was dragged behind a sherman tank during WWII