Slip 2000 EWL30 Buddy Pack, Pure Synthetic CLP, Needle Tip, 1 oz & 4 oz

I was a traditionalist and used Hoppes for the longest time. I tried a few others like tw25 and Lucas but always returned to tried and true Hoppes. The problem with hoppes and others are they evaporate/burn off with minimal round count (under 200). They also tend to run in temps above 90f so i end up with lube where i did not put it. EWL30 is an excellent lube that stays where I put it and handles high round counts better than other products I've tried. The only problem is it works so well, it does encourage laziness because I can do a range session and my firearms remain well lubed so I may skip cleaning/lubing if round count isnt too high (more than 300). Bought a canik mc9 prime at the end of April, have almost 1k rounds down range already, and see almost no wear marks, just the slightest visible wear on the barrel. My other firearms show more significant wear despite rigorous cleaning and lubing with other products. I live in a hot environment and do not have to worry about EWL30 seeping into places I did not place it.

I’ve tried a lot of oil brands, but I keep coming back to Slip2000. It just works great. Plus, I like how it is non-toxic, and has no smell so it’s fine to use inside the house.... but I’ll still miss the scent of Dad’s old school Hoppe’s “aftershave”! I keep looking for something better, but after many years and a lot of trial and error, I honestly haven’t found the perfect and elusive unicorn oil. So this is about as close as it gets for me. Any of the Slip oils are great, but I like this one for its higher viscosity. It tends to stay put better, and the EWL formulation seems to last a bit longer. But you can’t go wrong with any of their products, plus they are safe on all surfaces including polyimides for all you Tupperware fans.

This is my goto brand of gun oil. I use this one on my suppressed guns and for my guns i leave in extended storage. Oil is thicker kinda like motor oil.

I love this stuff. Keeps the equipment running smoothly and stays where it's put even in the heat. It doesn't have any odd smells like some of those other brands. A little goes a long way so use a little less if you're used to regular CLP.

I love this stuff! Has great slickness but it’s thicker so it stays and doesn’t run oil everywhere. Been running this in my 2011 for awhile. Put a thin coating on your barrel and slide then everything will clean up easier after pew pew use.

What a great oil... After 150 rounds and its still lubed ! Great product 👊🏻😎👊🏻

Good stuff

I love the regular EWL, but if you apply just a little too much it will penetrate and seep into other areas of your firearm. That is not the worst thing possible for an initial coating and bonding of the product, but I also need something that is heavier and will stay in place, specifically in complicated trigger systems where I did not want to use grease, and typical lube as well as regular weight EWL will migrate. Like I mentioned earlier, regular EWL is great for initial coating and penetration, but if you need a heavier lube to stay in an area, this is it. I plan to use and test this on full-auto and binary systems in the near future just like I did with regular EWL. I expect this will leave my gun looking just as clean as the regular EWL with just a regular wipe down, without any CLP (which by the way, looks fantastic, it really does bond to the metal and protect it, as well as break through any pre-existing deposits).

Great stuff, tried many and this is my fav