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Posted: 12/27/2006 6:23:31 PM EDT
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Just ordered some Slip 2000 carbon killer and the new EWL lubricant. What are the general opinions on the Slip 2000 products for AR15's? Thanks |
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I have been using Slip2000 products for a couple years now. Their oils are top notch and backed up by tests done by the Aberdeen Proving Grounds. They are being tested for military use. The Carbon killer is the best stuff on earth to remove carbon. Last May we went to South Dakote to shoot prairie dogs. I brought a total of a little over 3,000 rounds and shot it all in 3 days. Killed almost as many dogs in our group and had tons of fun!!! My RRA was lubed with Slip 2000 and it never jamed and was still wet with oil at the end of the 3 day trip. The gun shows very little wear. 
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| I have been using Slip 2000 Carbon killer and the lube for a couple of months now and I have had good results so far.. The carbon killer just rips through all the gunk on the bolt carrier group and a good wipe down and re-lube and your done.. I have also had good results with the slip2000 lube for the little amount of time I have been using it... I also like the fact that it is not toxic. |
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carbon killer is awesome, nothing i've found works better. short story about their lube. it's worth what you paid for it my friend built his first AR a week or so ago, took it to the range for the first time and it started jamming after a few rounds. I look in and his BCG is bone dry so I put a few drops of their oil in there and rubbed it in. Rifle ran fine for the rest of the day without a single malf. |
| I've used Slip 2000 and after shooting it's still there. But I go back and forth sometimes I'll use BF CLP because it's cheaper. It does dry up a little but it's not a problem to put in couple drops before a shoot. Slip 2000 is different it does not dry out and looks the same just a quick check and go shooting. |
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