3-in-1 CLP Gun Oil, Lubricates & Preserves All Types of Firearms, Military-Grade Gun Cleaner, Revolutionary Gun Cleaning Kit Must-Have, 4 oz Bottle with Twist Cap - Radcolube

I've used many types of gun oils in my life. But this one takes the cake. I use this oil on all my guns. And I have 17 guns. 4 AR15 style firearms.

The best of the best! I remember using this in the navy when I had to clean my guns. I will continue using this product!

Seems like good legit CLP. Has both NSN and Nato stock numbers on the bottle. Produced this month, even has a test date for the batch on the bottle. Little to no smell, seems to lubricate (very slick) and clean as it should. I like this more than Breakfree (BF) CLP, BF CLP seems to be more oily, migrates too much, and will never wipe clean. I tended to avoid my BF because it would propagate and ooze out of every orifice for months afterward, this radcolube seems much more well behaved and easier to wipe off when you want to.

Awesome product this is what the pros use love it does a great job really performes I use it about everyday shoot about 2,000 rounds a day I

Excellent CLP!!! It's lubricity is amazing. It cleans very well and prevents rust. It's qualified under MIL-PRF 63460F type A for small and large caliber weapon systems. I use it on all my firearms. It works very well. Manufactured by RADCO Industries in Illinois. Radco also produces very specific products for the US military that are vital the the defense of our great nation. Their hard work and dedication provide the vital things needed for our service men and woman to provide the freedom we all so cherish. Give Radco CLP a try. You won't be disappointed.🫡🗽🇺🇸 Matthew

Works great I’ve bought it multiple times.

Okay, so it works perfectly fine for cleaning firearms. Keeps the surface rust away (especially in since we deal with humidity here) and cleans the gunk/unspent powder off of surfaces. My only personal gripe is that it doesn’t smell like the CLP that I used in the military. I was hoping for a nice olfactory kick but was let down on that front.

I started using Break Free CLP in the 80's. I am down to my last bottle and it's 15 years old. I stocked up a while ago. This seems identical to the OLDER formulations, the ones you had to shake up to get the teflon mixed in. The odor is really close to the old stuff too. It is FAR better than regular 3-in-1 in both the feel and odor. I won't be buying the regular 3-in-1 anymore, either.