Lucas Extreme Duty Refill 4oz Gun Oil 10877 & 1oz Needle Oiler 10875

As advertised, holds in place and assists in keeping the heat from burning it off. It’s worth it.

Works great for heavy used guns and lightly used guns.

When i look for a qun oil, i look for a product that will not dry up when in use or in storage, i have found Lucas Extreme to be the best gun oil i have ever used, when i look for a gun oil, i want a oil that is slick with a thin coat, a oil that don't dry out and gum or sometimes glue Simi autos up in storage, gumed up guns taken out of storage has caused me a alot of money to get them running after pulling a gun out of storage and find it so gumed up it would not work, i have found Lucas gun oil will last a long time in stored guns without guming up the works, why invest in great guns without using the best gun oil money can buy to protect your investment. In my openion the 1oz application bottle is the best i have used too, they don't leak much, i now use the Lucas application bottles with Moble one and other oils, but i only use Lucas on moving parts and actions on simi auto guns, best decision i ever made to use Lucas gun oil on the really important parts of my guns.

This is a great gun oil and the small refillable bottle is a plus

Ive used many different gun oils and it seems like all of them will dry out if the gun has not been ran in a while. This stuff is the only stuff i use now i can put a pistol away for a year and when i come back and look the Lucas oil is right where i left it.

Great extreme duty gun oil.

This oil is good for guns, but it migrates. After 3 days it will migrate over every metal surface of your gun, which is good for guns, as you cannot reach every crevice of every mechanism, but this oil does. It creeps into everything. Spooky really, but thats what it's meant to do. Wipe off excess, 3 days later, wipe again. I wouldn't recommend it for knives , due to this migration effect. It eventually covers the blade and seeps into micarta , g10,and other fibrous textured handle materials. Guns only! MAKE SURE YOUR AMMUNITION IS SEALED! Most premium defensive ammo is sealed with lacquer at the bullet/case junction, but I recommend you contact your ammo manufacturer and ask if its sealed against oils, as this oil is the champion for penetration, which can ruin gun powder. Dont keep target ammo in your magazines anyway, but premium defensive ammo is usually oil proof.

Product leaves a nice thin protective film on surfaces especially the package in which it is shipped.... unfortunately more than half of the needle oiler bottle contents were in the plastic baggy that it and refill bottle were shipped/packaged in.