130-A MIL SPEC GREASE Reviews & Ratings

Using for decades-never fails. A can will last most shooters many years. A very little go a long way, and lasts a long time!

Several firearm Mfrs. recommend this. I like to use what is recommended by a given Mfr.

If you’re lubricating an old Garand, this product will do you right. It’s a large tub that should last for a long while. Easy application. I bought a pack of basic paint brushes at the local dollar store, so the product doesn’t require something fancy.

Have been using this stuff for 30 plus years in my CTC rifles. Now I am old and grey and have “graduated “ to the 10/22 games. After a full day of competitive shooting, with eley team ammo, I’ll take her down for a complete cleaning, then re lube. No failure to feed, no failure to fire, no failure to extract, no failure to eject. It just works.

Amazing product,stays where you put, best lube I have ever used in rainy conditions. I have been using it on my Grands, M14, M16, Aks etc for years and I have never had a single malfunction. The only disadvantage is its realtively low flash Point ( mostly ar s),when you put it on the cam pin it might burn off. As I am shooting competition it doesn`t bother me. I have shot up to 20000 rounds with 2 match ars using nothing but lubriplate and the receiver and bolt carrier group are still in excellent condition ,the barrel not so much, so much about "don t use it it is old stuff, you won t go to a dentist that uses 1930s tech." For combat Shooting I would use something with more heat resistance

Great lube, works well on all cal.guns. Make sure you place lube only where it is recomended. A little goes a long way. Use a small brush to apply it, don't use q-tips.

I use this on my M1 Garand, and all of my other firearms - it stays put and does a great job. My 1911 has never felt better. This can goes a very long way. I even use it around the house for a good grease, it's just great stuff.

This stuff is amazing. It really slicks things up and not much is needed. My Springfield Armory M1A requires it but I now put it on my slide rails of my 1911. It takes a little working but a little goes a long way. You should barely be able to tell it is there when done.

With severe cold in WI, this is only lube on an AK, and a beater 1911. Stays put, always there, and in summer doesn't flash off. In real hot weather, a tiny drop of Mobil-1 from a needle oiler in slide rails or bolt lugs makes a type of caramel-like film that also doesn't go anywhere & doesn't flash off. To take along or share, a simple popsicle stick into the can will get you some into an old plastic 35mm film canister. Just a swipe with your fingerpad is all you need, flat-end toothpicks are good for hard to reach places. GREAT stuff and a can will last you a looonnnng time.

I have used this product on non-automatic firearms and they are great. It says what it does. I apply this lube to all my firearms and it stays put even after a long session of shooting. It does not wash off even the firearms is soaking in moisture or water. Carbon build up is easily wiped off because it prevents carbon from sticking to the surface of the firearm. After wiping, it leaves a very thin coating to help protect the metal from rust. At least in my firearms, no rust is seen. Only use it on metal to metal bearing surface such as trigger or hammer sears or anywhere friction is present. You'll swear the surfaces are like gliding on ice. Caution do not use as an anticorrosion, it will make your firearm very slippery. This is a lubricant only in a form of a grease, not oil. It works great in the actions of firearms. Try it, you will like it.