MIL-COMM WEAPONS GREASE Reviews & Ratings

Overall, I found that the MC2500 and TW25B achieves an effective lubricity while being dry. I tested the MC2500 and TW25B in conjunction with one other on 16 different weapon platforms. I am extremely impressed with the dry nature. I frequently cary concealed and never noted fuzz on the lubricated parts when Mil-Comm was applied. I found it best to use slip2000 degreaser on all parts of the firearm then coat all parts with MC2500. After wiping off all surfaces, TW25B and MC2500 are applied to areas of increased friction. This combination is fantastic. Although the grease is has a wet appearance, it feels dry. No hairs or dust will stick to the surfaces. Also, the lubricants appear to stay "wet" for a long period of time (hard to explain). I tried a stress test where I shot 500 rounds through a Glock 19X in approximately 15min. After assessing the firearm, the lubricant was mostly intact (mainly the TW25B). The same test was done with Lucas extreme duty gun oil and shooters choice grease. The Lucas oil was moderately impacted but It was worth noting that the Lucas did show signs of burn off and becoming dry. The shooters choice grease became tacky but not impactful to function. However, it felt as though the lubricating characteristics of Lucas and shooters choice grease were better during the test. With that being said, Lucas was much wetter and spread all over the gun even with minimal lubrication, (one to two drops on either slide rail and barrel). I use Mil-comm grease and oil on all my defensive guns because I I like the ok lubricity performance and lessened likelihood to accumulate dirt and debris over time. I am not paid by any company and purchased these lubricants from Brownells and Mil-Comm's store on Amazon. I tried 17 other lubricants from Hop to rem to break free. Nothing is like the dry nature of Mil-Comm. A couple of my service buddies recommended this lubricants to me and I am glad they did.

bought for Ruger LC 45 carbine. Ruger suggest to use this in the trigger group

Use a small amount on all parts of AR15 build. It stays were you put it and the lubricating properties are the best. I have used this for a long time and it works well.

This grease is the best I have found. Polished my 10/22 trigger then greased it up with TW25B and it worked fantastic. This grease is super slick. You can use this on the outside of your gun to protect it from the water, grime and dust also. Everyone should keep stuff around. You can use this for all sorts of projects. Go ahead a buy you a tube or two you wont be sorry.

The best lubricant I've bought yet. Resistant to high temperatures, greatly recommend it.

I have used Milcomm TW25B grease for years on all of my firearms both personal and for duty/ issued use. It both lubricates perfectly and protects the internals more than well. It holds up exceptionally well in all conditions (and I've used them in all of them- from wet and humid, to negative 40F, in sand, in standard range sites indoor and out). I recommend this grease to anyone I know that wants to move away from oil and CLP's. Only wish they still sold the larger quantity size bottles and tubs, but even these smaller tubes last a long time. *Note-- you should shake or knead the tubes well before use, like any grease it can separate a little over time but doesn't reduce the quality of the grease after re-mixing.

This cleaner works amazingly well. I wasn't sure about it at first because it is water based. I've been using it for two years now, and I've never found anything that cleans the gunk out of the insides of a firearm as well as MC25! It even seems to remove stuff other solvents won't touch! The nice thing is that it cleans with very little smell and mess! I spray the guts of a firearm down with this, let it sit for a bit, then wipe it all off and relube with my lube of choice. Because it is water based, sometimes after letting a complicated firing system soak and wiping off what I can, I'll pour boiling water over the parts to flush everything away. The boiling water heats the parts so they dry quickly. After they cool, I relube and reassemble. I wish I could buy bigger bottles of MC25.

I bought a 1.5 ounce tube after watching a Youtube video and it has worked well on just about anything you could think of. There is one trick to using this Milcom Grease and that is directions explicitly state both this grease and also the companion MC2500 Milcom oil must be shaken before use which to me is easily done and a non issue. While I am no expert I believe this product not only lubes well but does an excellent job of protecting my weapons from rust and corrosion. It might seem expensive but a little goes a long ways and after four years I am at this website to purchase another tube. It's good stuff.

Got a tube of this back in the year 2000 and have used it on over 20 personal firearms and a tour overseas during Operation Iraqi Freedom 03-04 never failed and worked on a 50 cal machine gun to M249 and a M-4 , and other small arms , as i said one tube has lasted me 16 years

I carry a concealed pistol every day in a IWB holster. I use it on the rails, the barrel contact areas and sear/trigger moving parts. This lubricant really stays put, and doesn't flow out of the pistol, evaporate or dry up. Even after considerable periods of carry and sometimes less than diligent maintenance, it stays semi-fluid extremely well. During training or competition when many, many rounds are fired, it still keeps the parts lubed. A little goes a long way. Follow the directions. It's great.