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This is an excellent cleaner lube and preservative but it has Trichloroethylene in it. Strong vapors, do not breathe the fumes. Smells kind of like cinnamon. Scent does linger after it dries and I'm sure a deer could smell it if used on a hunting rifle. Wear gloves also!!

This is the best cleaning and lubricating product for any gun or rifle. It actually stays dry and I personally love the smell. I have used over 20 other products and none come close to EEZOX. Been using it for many years now. I have never gotten a speck of rust on any of my weapons even after getting them wet after a downpour at the gun range and prolonged storage. I refuse to use anything else.

This is great stuff, truly impressed. Having said that, you need to use this a certain way for it to do its job. First off, WEAR GLOVES when you use this. It has carcinogenic ingredients, you don't want it soaking in to your skin. Degrease your firearm completely, inside and out. I use acetone on a gun that's never been treated with Eezox. The acetone will completely remove all previous oils, solvents, everything. You want to apply this to completely bare metal. Use a regular bore cleaner on your bore, a dry patch or two, but then put a patch of acetone down it. Acetone dries super fast, but leaves your metal completely bare so be sure to apply the Eezox as soon as the acetone dries. For the first application, put a decent coat of Eezox on and leave it overnight (this amount of time isn't needed for subsequent applications, just the first) Get it on every piece of metal in the gun, inside and out. The next day, wipe off any excess. Now you need to lube the normal areas of the gun for function, locking lugs, barrel links, bolts, slide rails, etc. The rest of the gun won't need oil, the Eezox will keep the rust away (which is it's greatest feature) I used to use the same oil for functional moving parts, and then wipe the entire gun down with the same oil. There's lots of good oils out there for lubing the gun, but many of these aren't great and lasting anti-rust agents. (unless you constantly apply it) From then on, your gun will be better protected (I have had rust even with using CLP and M Pro 7 oil) and it will also be easier to clean. This stuff leaves a dry barrier that is amazingly good at protecting the metal and making it easier to clean. After the first application, you can use the eezox to clean the gun from then on, but you don't have to. Just make sure you completely clean and dry it, and apply a think coat of Eezox after that. Then oil the necessary areas... If you ever shoot corrosive ammo, be sure to use a GOOD copper solvent before you begin to apply Eezox. The corrosive salts can actually get under the copper fouling and rust, but you won't see it until it's too late. I think WipeOut foaming bore cleaner is amazing for this.. I collect curio and relic firearms and some I don't even shoot. I just buy them and store them, so I am very cautious of rust. This stuff has been great. When I know I will never shoot a firearm, that I just bought it to collect it, I actually slather the whole thing with RIG grease. It's like modern cosmoline. For all the guns that are regularly or occasionally used, Eezox has been the best thing I've found after trying tons of products. I had a bad rust scare recently with two pistol bores, and now I'm extremely cautious of my gun care, so I've tried about everything.

I was introduced to Eezox in the summer of 1990, early during Operation Desert Shield. Unitil then, Breakfree CLP (black flip-spout bottles) was the Army's standard issue weapons lube (and often the only thing available as a bore cleaner). While Breakfree is a good lube in cold to moderate temps, it was almost useless in high temps, and always attracted desert dust to the point of making an abrasive paste and jamming weapons. We got Eezox and it virtually eliminated weapons jams when used correctly. It cleans everything out of the weapons' action, and cleans all but the worst bore crud. I've never found a better protector for blued, parkerized, or stainless steel firearms. I use it on all my firearms, from EDC to fine collectables to hunting and target. As a National and State certified firearms instructor, I've introduced 100s (if not 1,000s) of shooters to Eezox. I've never heard of an "Ex" Eexoz user.

Though it is expensive next to many "CLP" products, it has some very outstanding qualities. Protection of the metal. It is tested and proven to be the very best at keeping rust, corrosion, and dirt at bay better than anything on the market. Applied correctly, it will stop corrosion dead in its tracks! It goes on wet. Dries in a few hours to a thin layer of dry protection that's going to really work. A very good solvent against carbon and most fouling. It tackles carbon better than nearly everything out there. It gets busy fast on crud and cleaning is a breeze. And after a few cleaning and lubrication with Eezox, cleaning gets faster and easier. As a lubricant, it does what its said to. Laboratory tests concluded that it meets or exceeds any and all lubrication standards. I have used Eezox as a lube in several weapons with no issues. On strictly a personal note, being a mature gentleman... Ok, as an old guy, I find it hard to believe in a lube I can't see. This is a thing that most older gents adhere to. We gotta see the oil on the steel! We have a hard time believing the fact that Eezox will lubricate like thicker, wetter oil. Its kinda like I know its good to go, but I ofter think I need some oil on a lot of parts.