Ballistol Multi-Purpose Can Lubricant Cleaner Protectant 16 oz, 2 Pack with 2 Sprayers

Best stuff. Created for the Imperial German Army during the First World War. Works on metal, wood, leather, and a minor wound treatment. Smells like black licorice at lower altitudes (under 6000 feet). At higher altitudes it smells like stinky foot cheese.

Best all around lubricant for everything from locks to guns. Won't ruin wood of gun stocks like most gun oils. Use for everything. Won't ever be without.

I guess there’s a reason this stuff has been around since dinosaurs roamed the earth—it really works well. I’m not a huge fan of the smell, however. Because Ballistol is so slick, I found that wearing Mechanix painters gloves with a nubby texture really helps when cleaning my guns.

I've heard people mention that the smell of this oil is weird. It doesn't bother me. I like the form factor of the pump spray with these cans. I use this on everything and can't imagine that there's a better product out there.

Great preservative for traditional wood stock, anything steel , makes leather last for ever, no mildew, drying or cracking. non toxic. plastic safe. rubber safe. Persistent non evaporating. Keep a wetted chamois in a jar and use it to wipe down everything. decent smokeless powder solvent. water soluble great for muzzle loader cleaning. I've heard you can disinfect wounds with it. It's spendy but a little bit goes a long way and there really isn't any other product that could even be considered a knock off. Somehow they have managed to guard the secret of this stuff for well over a century. If you own guns, knives, axes, tomahawks , swords, saddles harnesses etc. you should try this stuff at least once.

Great lubricant. And I specifically prefer no aerosol. But…The lack of a pre-prepped lid (how hard would it be to manufacture with a punch-hole? Not hard), and the flimsy squirt nozzles, definitely are notable.

I have several older shotguns. The oroduct works as advertised.

Great product!