Ballistol GunCer Oil

A gun that cycles most of the time is not a gun you can trust. The difference is often what you put on the metal.

Ordinary oil thins out, gums up, or burns off, and the action tells you at the worst moment.

Friction Removed: A ceramic additive smooths the load-bearing contact points inside the action. Parts slide instead of drag. Wear slows down.

Cycles Weak Loads: Less friction means the action has less to fight. Autoloaders keep running even with low-powered ammunition, and the second shot is there when you press for it.

Heat Does Not End It: The formula works from 40 below zero to 420 degrees F, and the ceramic lubrication holds up to 1800 degrees F. A frozen morning or a long hot string at the range, the action feels the same.

Rust Kept Out: It protects against corrosion, including fretting corrosion, and it resists water. Rain on the barrel stays on the surface.

Stays Clean: No silicone. No PTFE. The formula does not turn to resin, so the action does not gum up while the gun waits in the safe.

Treat the metal right, and the gun runs when you ask it to.