2 Needle Tip Bottle Liquid Flux Dispenser Oil Solvent Applicator Dropper 0.7 Oz

If you use firearms, then you know the troubles with doing a DCLR on them. Disassemble, Clean, Lubricate, Reassemble. These needle tip bottles work perfectly to apply lubrication and also cleaning fluids in some of the tight places on a firearm that is not readily accessable without such. I own a small collection and after having a fun day on the range and it comes time to clean my firearms, these bottles have been absolutely perfect for lubrication and cleaning fluid appications. I have been able to perform a better DCLR on my firearms because of these bottles. Need a small drop of lubrication on the rails on a slide of a pistol??? This bottle with the needle tip allows me to be pin point accurate on the appication of cleaning solutions and lubrications. I personally feel that my firearms work more consistantly because on how well I can perform a DCLR on my firearms with these bottles.The Recap:You wont go wrong with these bottles with the needle tips if you need to place liquids into a location that a normal bottle or applicator cant reach.

I might end up getting a few more of these because they work great and the price is right. Very helpful that they are opaque in color, as I keep one filled with Lucas Extreme gun oil, and the other with regular Lucas gun oil, which are two different colors, so it's very easy to tell which is which. My only observation (not a complaint since I knew it from looking at the photos when I bought them) is that these are definitely "gun bench tools" and not appropriate for the traveling gun bag, as they will squirt if banged around in that type of a jostling environment. FYI, the Extreme is pretty viscous and it takes more pressure to squirt it through this pip, but the canister has held up well, whereas I could see cheaper dispensers potentially rupturing.

I have two of these in my vehicle toolbox. One has Kroil penetrating oil in it, and the other has standard 3-in-1 oil. The tips are not actual needle pointed tips, but they are very narrow tubes so getting a drop of oil in just the right place is pretty easy. Also because the tips are so narrow, if you touch the tip to a dusty/dirty surface it can become clogged, but that's not a fault of the product, just something to be aware of. Lastly, because the "needle" tips are so long, thin, and delicate, I had to take special care assigning them a place in my toolbox where they would stay upright and not get smashed by anything. Anyway, they have proven useful and I recommend them.

They're not very cost-effective but they do work they get oil in spaces in a gun where you normally would not get it so I would say overall they do the job I would definitely recommend.

These work really well for what i use them for

Pictures are misleading! Product Description is Inadequate! Glue container with no cap? Why not just let it dry out while you breathe the fumes throughout your home? The Pictures depict a dispenser with needle applicators that are at least an inch long and with a syringe style cap. What you get is a little nub on the top of the bottle but NO CAP and no way to close it between uses/applications.One of the most disappointing purchase on Amazon of all time. Plus, Amazon will not provide a return shipping label. I would have to spend more on gas to return these than they cost. I hope this saves you from wasting the time and money that I did!

They're okay. I was excited when I found these and thought they would be perfect to use as precision oilers. I suppose they might work okay if the oil used was super light. But for the oils I use in my shop, these turned out to be rather useless. The thickest oil I use is a tap/drill oil and the oil didn't flow out well at all. In fact, the oil was coming through the threads of the container rather than the end of the needle. The needle is SO small and narrow. After this failure I tried a much lighter oil that I use to lubricate air tools. Again, the oil struggled to come out of the tip and instead passed through the threads. Now I'm left with trying to figure out what kind of fluid can actually come out of these containers. It would have to be almost like water for it to flow out of the tiny needle tip.Other than the tiny, minuscule, narrow needle tip, the bottle itself seems to be well constructed. The plastic is soft sided and flexible.

I bought a few of these to more easily dispense chemicals such as acetone, rubbing alcohol, denatured alcohol, methanol, 3-in-1 oil, and air tool oil onto parts which require a drop or two carefully placed in a particular area without having to open large containers and waste some on paper towels or q-tips when all I need is a drop or two. They are easily squeezed. Containers are milky opaque but you can easily see how much of a liquid is in them. Needle is slim and long. I like that they have a plastic cap to cover the needle and seal off the chemicals from atmosphere and humidity, also preventing evaporating. I like them a lot. If I need more special chemicals at my disposal, I will get more of these. Oh, and they're inexpensive too.