TW25B Gun Grease 8-Ounce Tub, Synthetic Lubricant

This stuff is nothing like the competition, it’s miles ahead! With a lotion like consistency, as opposed to oil based competitors, this stuff is easy to apply, easy to clean up, and doesn’t make a mess! It prevents carbon from solidifying inside of the receiver, and if you have a firearm that is carbon baked, it’ll remove it in seconds! The price is certainly intimidating, but there’s no product remotely close to this quality! Count me in!

I discovered this product, along with a range of NRA gun cleaning liquids in Bass Pro. I am now able to use the whole range to clean my guns, without worrying about the toxic fumes of traditional methods. A thin layer of this grease has replaced, for me, the usual drippy oil I have always used and it works 110% Even tight, new guns work better, as the maker says that the grease blends into the metal and maintains smooth lubrication.As I mentioned, I also use the NRA non-toxic cleaners.Having said all this, you may note that the NRA logo does not appear on this 8 oz jar. The reason is that, as a regular user, I discovered that Mil-Comm is the maker of the NRA's small grease bottles and this is the exact same stuff, but is more economical in this bigger (sadly non-NRA) jar. I use it for my Colt's 1911s, AR-15 and other firearms.

great lubricant for all my automatic weapons. a little pricey but this is better stuff than we used in the 'nam. apply sparingly as a little goes a long way.

TW25B is without doubt a very good product if not the best gun grease in the market. It is highly recommended by many gun owners. I have no complaints about the product itself.However, the 8oz jar I got was far from full: at least a quarter of it was empty( I am guessing more like 1/3). Giving consideriation that this is not a cheap grease, a quarter to 1/3 of an 8oz jar worth potentially $10 to $12. I will probably order from other sellers next time and see if this happen again.

The jar seems half filled, estimated to be less than 6 oz. Returned and re-odrdered, the replacement has much more grease in it.

This may or may not be a good lube, but as the previous reviewer mentioned the jar is no way even 2/3s full. It was hard for me to tell as there was hardly any packing in my delivery package, so with all the bouncing around, pretty much all of it as spilled in the box. It made quite a mess of the other contents which was shipped with it.I called Amazon and they will rectify the situation. Their packaging. in my opinion, needs to be addressed as it seems to be inferior from what it used to be

I am not a chemical engineer, or metallurgist I'm just a firearms enthusiast that wants to keep his weapons in top shape. I have been using the Mil-Comm system for about 2 years now and I'm continually amazed by these products. If you follow the initial directions for preparing your weapon you won't regret the investment in any Mil-Comm product.The first couple of applications of TW25B I actually coated the entirety of the slide, barrel, and frame inside/out and let it set for a while. Then, I rubbed as much of the product in as I could and wiped the excess off leaving a barely visible coating. Now, after shooting all I have to do is wipe down the fouling and clean the bore and reapply a thin coat of the grease. If needed, I use the MC25 cleaner/degreaser on the slide and frame too, mostly because I used a particularly dirty round.

Good grease for handgun slides. Stays put and lubricates well for no wear.