MIL-COMM PRODUCTS COMPANY MIL-COMM WEAPONS GREASE - MIL-COMM PRODUCTS COMPANY TW25B GREASE 1-1/2 OZ. TUBE

I carry a concealed pistol every day in a IWB holster. I use it on the rails, the barrel contact areas and sear/trigger moving parts. This lubricant really stays put, and doesn't flow out of the pistol, evaporate or dry up. Even after considerable periods of carry and sometimes less than diligent maintenance, it stays semi-fluid extremely well. During training or competition when many, many rounds are fired, it still keeps the parts lubed. A little goes a long way. Follow the directions. It's great.

It does separate over time so stir/shake it up before you use it. We use this (multiple 8oz tubs) on the M61a1 gun on our jets. The grease never evaporates, so we don't need to constantly reapply it every few days (even if they fly and don't shoot). I love this grease because the residue from firing doesn't clump like some oils and it's easy to wipe off the old, carbon built up stuff and apply a new Light coat with little cleaning. This stuff acts the same at home (LIGHT COATING) on my mosin, ar15, 92fs and ppk. Everything functions smoothly with this. I will never use any other gun lube but this stuff again.

I opened this tube over my rifle and was preparing to use it when a large amount poured out got into my rifle. This is more like water than grease. These other reviews must be from the people selling it.

A little goes a long ways, for the best defense against friction on well fit parts you need a grease not oil. Slide ways, frame rails, locking lugs, bolts and more TB25B is the best lube I have found and used in 30 years as a gunsmith. This is great for handguns as it does not stain or stick to clothes and provides the best lubrication hot or cold and does not attract dirt. Unlike other greases it cleans up and off of parts with a rag, no mess what so ever. Use oils to protect from rust and low friction areas use TW25B for everything else.

A little goes a long ways, for the best defense against friction on well fit parts you need a grease not oil. Slide ways, frame rails, locking lugs, bolts and more TB25B is the best lube I have found and used in 30 years as a gunsmith. This is great for handguns as it does not stain or stick to clothes and provides the best lubrication hot or cold and does not attract dirt. Unlike other greases it cleans up and off of parts with a rag, no mess what so ever. Use oils to protect from rust and low friction areas use TW25B for everything else.

A little goes a long ways, for the best defense against friction on well fit parts you need a grease not oil. Slide ways, frame rails, locking lugs, bolts and more TB25B is the best lube I have found and used in 30 years as a gunsmith. This is great for handguns as it does not stain or stick to clothes and provides the best lubrication hot or cold and does not attract dirt. Unlike other greases it cleans up and off of parts with a rag, no mess what so ever. Use oils to protect from rust and low friction areas use TW25B for everything else.

Best available synthetic lubricant protectant for any firearm.

I first bought some MC25 with my first purchase of some TW25B and MC2500 oil. This stuff works really well. I was skeptical after reading that it was water based but after using it I am impressed. It does an excellent job of removing carbon and it's totally safe to use on any gun with any finish and it's got a very pleasant smell for a cleaner.

When it comes time for a good and thorough cleaning I just spray all the parts to be cleaned, spray a little down the barrel (depending on the gun being cleaned) and let it set for a few minutes then I dry all the sprayed parts and run a few patches down the barrel and it's good to go. I relube all treated parts or rub a slightly oily patch over them and wipe away the excess. A couple of neat things about MC25 is that it's non-toxic and there are no strong smells or fumes like Hoppe's and super effective.

I've read a lot of good things about Mil-Comm products TW25B but I never cared enough to order some. I attended a gun show in the Dallas area and talked with gun smith and Mil-Comm products came up in the discussion and he had nothing but good things to say. I didn't buy any from him that day but I was curious to try it so I ordered some. This stuff works and it works really well. I've been using Mil-Comm products for well over a year now and I don't see myself going to anything else. One of the things I like most about TW25B is that a little really goes a long way.

I first tested it out on a CZ-75b, BCM M4, M&P9 and an Arsenal SGL21. I was very please and very impressed at how it wasn't blown off by the AR's gas system. At first glance the bolt looked dry but I rubbed it with my finger and it was still there. All of the fouling from firing wiped right off. The CZ was noticeably smoother when racking the slide and during shooting. I couldn't tell any difference with the SGL and M&P however, the lube still worked very well and made clean up a lot more simple and didn't attract dust. I am very satisfied with this stuff.

My only con is that it's very easy to use too much. It only takes a tiny dab, rub it in and you're good.

I was issued a 1.5oz tube of TW25B Grease in Iraq in 2004 and took the tube back with me in 2010. I used it on my M4/M16A2 and my M11. I am also a SIG carrier on the civilian side, and the newer SIG weapons come with TW25B. This is good stuff and I would recomend it to any professional weapons operator.

I have had a 1.5 oz tube of TW25B for a couple of years now; it seems to last about forever, because you use so little of it.
Repels dirt, works in any temperature, and stays put until you take it off.
This is one of those products that, once you start using it, you can't imagine going back to anything else. I use it on all hard-wear points on my 6920 carbine duty weapon and the same with my Glock G-21.
A tube of this and 1.5 oz of MC2500 oil and you are good to go for your M-4 and all your pistols.
As I wrote in the title, this is the grease used on the M-134 .30 cal miniguns and is the Air Force lubricant for F-16 guns.
This is not an all-in-one cleaning product; lubrication is it's job.

I use Mil-Comm products EXCLUSIVELY after finding their products and giving them a try. MC25 is the finest and easiest weapon cleaner made. I can thoroughly clean my 1911 after heavy range use in 10 minutes! This is an incredible product, water based (don't even think about other products) that the Military uses for heavy weapons! Mil-Comm has ther potential to take over the market with their fantastic products!

i bought some of this in a small tube and a large one for refilling. used the small tube up and loved it. went to refil from the large tube and it seperated, it was all runny and made my guns jam. i was very happy til that happend. maybe just a fluke but i wont trust my life to it anymore. i have tried the miltek 1 and seems to be working well.

Although Hoppes and MPRO7 are nice products, I've never looked back after switching to Mil-Comm products to maintain my firearms. It definitely cuts through carbon build-up after time at the range without much scrubbing or effort. You can run a MC25 sprayed boresnake or barrel soak it and you are good as gold and ready to work on lubricating gun parts with their finely tuned TW25B which doesn't gum up under intense use like Hoppes gun oil.

I use TW-25B on all my hunting and personal defense weapons. It goes on easy, stays put and does not collect dust and dirt as some other gun greases do. Hunting in cold climates there are days that I am out in sub-zero temperatures. The TW25B does not get thick or hard as I have found some other greases do when it gets that cold.

I would recommend this product for any weapon.

There are several problems with this product. The MSDS claims this product is non-flammable. I lit it with a lighter, it burns. It also separates. The directions say to knead it vigorously before use and that still doesn't guarantee it will be homogenous. Will it separate once it's spread on the weapon? Most likely.

I bought a used Firestorm .45 cal 1911 and used tw25B. It really works good! I fired 14 rounds as fast as I could and the slide, barrel etc. was warm to the touch not hot (70 degrees outside temp). I fired a total of 100 rounds with no failures. Also, the barrel bushing was so tight prior to tw25B that I had to use the wilson wrench. After lubing, it could be turned by hand.

I am a soldier stationed in Afghanistan. I have been using TW25B for about a year now on my personal weapons and for the past 6 months that I have been here in Afghanistan, I have been using it on my M4 and as a vehicle gunner I have used it on the M240B and the M2 .50 cal mounted on our MRAP's. It is the best lube bar none for dirty, dusty, sandy enviroments. Actually all enviroments. You can apply it directly to the working parts where all the friction and heat occur and it doesnt run out and all over the weapon. It doesn't attract dust or sand like oils and once put on it stays on until the weapon is cleaned or fired. It won't dry out, which is a major plus. you are not constantly having to reapply like an oil which tends to dry out quickly in the extreme heat, sun and wind. And even after firing 1000's of rounds through all my weapons it still supplies superior lubrication. a major plus also is that Mil-Comms website has PDF downloads of instructions for the lubrication of multiple weapons. I never hesitate to recommend this to all my fellow soldiers and it has stood up to the ultimate test of keeping a finicky M2 .50 cal singing like a champ in a combat zone.

I started using this on the recommendation of a friend. I put this grease on the bolt carrier and bolt of my AR. I fire suppressed through a 10 1/2 inch barrel which really carbons the bolt and carrier. With this grease I'm able to put 1000 or more rounds through it without failures. Then the clean up is easy because the carbon doesn't stick. The grease holds up to the high temperatures generated by suppressed rapid fire in long strings of shooting. Plus the grease stays on the bolt and bolt carrier unlike oils that tend to run off as the metal heats up. I build custom bolt action and AR style rifles and include this grease with each one. It's the best I've found and I've tried most of the ones out there. The only downside is the cost but once you find out how well it works and how well it lasts, the benefits outweigh the cost.