Hoppe's Hoppes No. 9 Moisture Displacing Lubricant

Rain does not end the hunt. What you do after it decides how long your firearm lasts.

Some owners wipe down the outside and hope, while others drive the water out before rust can start.

After The Downpour: You come in from a wet blind with water in every seam. A quick spray pushes moisture out of the places a rag cannot reach.

Protection Left Behind: It removes moisture and leaves a light coating of oil. That film stands between bare metal and corrosion while the gun sits in the safe.

Salt And Water: It is made to prevent damage from salt and water. A coastal hunt or a wet season is no longer a slow threat to bare metal.

No Setup Required: The 4 oz aerosol can rides in a range bag or blind bag. Point, spray, and move on.

A Name On The Bench: Hoppe's No. 9 is a name gun owners know. Reaching for it says you take care of what you shoot.

Rust is patient, so decide whether you are more careful than it is.