MIL-COMM TW25B Gun Grease Lubricant 1.5-Ounce Tube

I use this as a lubricant for my firearms and it has worked well. It applies easily and spreads evenly without being excessively thick or messy. During use, it reduces friction as expected and leaves a consistent film without gumming up or attracting excessive debris. It holds up well during regular handling and shooting sessions. Overall, it does what I need it to do, and I’ve been satisfied with its performance as a general-purpose gun lubricant.

This grease is phenomenal and I will be buying it again never had my gun work so smooth before

Used on my M1 Carbine, cycling the gun is so insanely smooth compared to the CLP oil I was using before. I would highly recommend even at $20.

Excellent for the reduction of friction between moving metal parts.

Perfect for my needs.

I use this primarily on my Sig Sauer MK25 (P226 Navy). It's actually recommended by Sig for use on their pistols. I was a little skeptical considering the high price tag. Pros: +Thick consistency that stays where it is applied. I'd compare it to the viscosity of sun block. Other lubricants like LP and Hoppes tend to run on all metal pistols. I haven't had to reapply this since I the last time I cleaned my pistol. +Very easy cleanup. I noticed the first few times I cleaned my pistol all the dirt, grime, fouling comes off very easy on parts where this is applied. +Noticeably smoother cycling. I noticed my pistol cycles much more smoothly with this than any other lubricant I've tried. Recoil seems to be more "snappy" and consistent +No foul odor. I noticed some lubricants will have a strange smell to them. Definitely a plus when carrying. Cons: -Very expensive when compared to the quantity you get with other lubricants. Although you do get what you pay for. -Mixture tends to separate if you leave it sit in the tube for a while. I noticed I have to kneed and shake it for a minute or two before I apply it. -For some moving parts the lubricant will build up in some places especially if you overdo it. I noticed that I will have a little bit that oozes out the back of the slide after the first 1-2 mags. Overall I recommend this to anyone that owns a pistol where the slide rides on a metal rails. You will definitely notice an overall improvement in your firearm's performance.

Works well for your self defense tool, not sure about the actual type of grease it seems to work.

Read my share of the reviews, messed around with my pistol fpr a bit so I got used to the action. I completely broke it down and super cleaned it until so residue is left and applied semi liberally to certain part I want to be coat. It is recommended to raise the temperature to cure it, but right off the bat I notice a very different smoother feel. For my pistol it now feels slightly less resistance and the "ting" winding of the spring as you pull the slide back is gone, it sounds a bit smoother as well. For my rifle before as the bolt comes back it feel like a thunk, now it feels like it fits into a grove improving the feel. Also it doesnt have stupid smells like peppermint as a lubricant, slightly bitter industrial smell, what a gun should smell like in combination of napalms in the morning. It doesn't move from where you put it. It also is not a all trick pony, small mechanism in the firearm still need good oil, but try to separate them into sectors and not let the oil bleed over to the grease, they do not like each other. If you dont over apply itll be fine. I also put in an extra 300 rounds ish to get to the level of build up from normal oil lube. Apparently this is the king of lube that the military uses from the miniguns to 30mm autocannons. But they have a problem getting it. Now we can buy the same thing. Quite happy with it, you pay for what you get.

About the best rifle grease going. Used in a professional capacity

I don't have much experience with gun grease, this would be my first, but so far so good. I like it, stays put where you put it. The tube will last for a long time, and I'm pretty sure I'm using much more then what Mill Comm recommends (I like to see a little bit of evidence that there's something there) but it sticks and stays and you do not need a lot when you do apply it, even liberally.

Seems to do what it's supposed to. Use this after the mc25 cleaner and so far so good.

Great Product

I have a sig p226 .22lr that was jamming with gun oil, then tried white lithium grease on the rails, finally bought this grease to try and gun racks much smoother than before and gun doesn't jam anymore, the only difference is this grease. Will be using this exclusively now.