EXTREME DUTY GUN OIL Reviews & Ratings

Used and recommended by major firearms manufacturers, Lucas Extreme Duty Gun Oil is specially formulated for high volume, high heat and friction firearms and was designed for full auto firearms, SBRs and suppressors as well as semi-auto rifles, shotguns and pistols. It offers superior burn-off, shock and heat resistance, unlike any other multi-purpose gun oil. A unique additive keeps the oil from running and migrating while the polymeric film protects from rust, wear and moisture and resists carbon, lead and copper fouling and dramatically reduces wear during all shooting conditions. Applying Lucas Extreme Duty Gun Oil to bores, bolt carriers and gas pistons makes clean-up of powder residue, copper and carbon fouling a much easier task. Apply a light coat to suppressor baffles, mounts, muzzle breaks and flash hiders to resist carbon build up and to make cleaning quicker and easier. It neutralizes acids from fingerprints and resists drying for long term storage use.

Developed for demanding lubrication during hard use.
Extreme working temperature range of -38°F to 400°F.
Great for ultra-sonic cleaner use for small or bulk parts lubrication.
Superior blow back resistance, keeping oil out of your face and off your glasses.

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Reviews Summary

The EXTREME DUTY GUN OIL receives high praise for its exceptional viscosity and durability, making it suitable for various firearms. Users appreciate its long-lasting lubrication and resistance to environmental challenges, with some mentioning a chemical smell. However, a few reviews highlight issues with packaging, particularly regarding the cap's design, leading to leaks. Overall, it's considered a top choice for gun maintenance.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Product Performance

85%

Reviewers overwhelmingly commend the product's performance, noting its excellent viscosity and long-lasting lubrication. It effectively prevents burn-off and maintains functionality, even in extreme conditions, making it their go-to choice for firearms maintenance.

Packaging Issues

25%

A significant concern arises from reported failures with the packaging, particularly the screw-on cap. Reviews indicate that the design may be prone to cracking and leaking, which detracts from the overall experience and raises questions about quality control.

User Experience

40%

Users express satisfaction with the oil's applicability, with the needle applicator being favored for reaching difficult spots on firearms. However, some reviewers mention frustrations with the bottle's stiffness when dispensing oil, indicating potential room for ergonomic improvements.

Versatility

70%

Many reviewers highlight the versatility of the oil, using it on various firearms from civilian to law enforcement settings. Its compatibility with different parts and resistance to heat and wear make it suitable for both recreational shooters and professionals.

Value for Money

55%

While some note the product's higher price point, many agree that its longevity and effectiveness provide good value for the investment, as a single bottle lasts a considerable time.

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Packaging is not as good as the Oil...

Purchased two 8oz bottles of this Lucas Gun Oil. After unscrewing the top and removing the seal, I screwed the top back on, and used what I needed. I didnt over tighten the cap. When I reached to use it the next time, I saw the other items in my container had something on them. I looked for what it could have been, thinking it was the bottle of CLP or Hoppes, but it was the Lucas Gun Oil, specifically a failure of the screw on Lid. Ill let the picture speak for itself. Even if I had over tightened this cap, it shouldnt crack like this. I reached out to Brownells and havent heard anything back, its been more than a month as of 10.1.2020. The oil seems to be good and only time will tell how my equipment holds up. As a packaging design engineer, this shouldnt happen but I have experienced it before when suppliers have changed material quality/mix to save cost and make more money. Lucas likely doesnt make the containers, but they should have done their own QC on inbound goods from suppliers.