I personally use G96 which sounds similar to what you are talking about. It cleans, protects and lubricates. I love this stuff, although I do also use lubes with it. It smells really good as well.

-Jeff-

I don't use it, I prefer lube that stays wet. I shoot, clean, and lube my guns regularly.

I've been using Gunzilla myself.
http://www.gunzilla.us/

I use about a dozen drops of oil a year.

RamRod. Thanks for the Gunzilla link. I think I will try some of it too. I just wish they had a better name for it. haha.

A large part of my interest in Eezox is its preservative qualities. I live down in the southern Arizona desert. But for about four months each year, we are not much of a desert. This year the monsoon brought about 18 inches of rain here, measured locally; and the humidity would almost do credit to the Mekong Delta.

A friend who has not paid good attention had some surface rust on numerous firearms, including some collectors' items. I have stripped and cleaned 15 of his guns so far, with more on the way. For some perverse reason, I still love to field strip and clean weapons.

One fellow said that his firearms, in Florida, coated with Eezox, did not rust during a three year storage while he was deployed overseas. Oil works for lubing but it will not prevent rust for three years.

Thanks again for the information. I appreciate it.

Did you even look up information on G96? It sounds like it does what you're looking for as well. I would atleast give it a look or try it.

http://www.g96.com/miva/merchant.mv?...=Gun+Treatment



-Jeff-

There's so many lube and cleaning options it's crazy. You have Weapon shield, EEZOX, Mpro-7, Miltec1, Breakfree CLP, Remoil, all kinds of other oils. Then you have grease like Wilson Ultima lube and others. Then you open a can of worms on the viability of dry lubes that use graphite or other substances that adhere to the metal. And then you have people who use synthetic motor oil, automatic transmission fluid, or a bit of synthetic grease for bearings.

All will probably work for the intended purpose. Pick one and go for it.

Originally Posted by Dredd

And then you have people who use synthetic motor oil, automatic transmission fluid, or a bit of synthetic grease for bearings.

That's me. My guns get a few drops of Mobil 1.

Originally Posted by Todd

That's me. My guns get a few drops of Mobil 1.

Likely it's got the same stuff in it at the basic level. I like Weaponshield. If for no other reason than it works and it sounds like a cool name. I know, dumb reason to use it right?

Originally Posted by Dredd

Likely it's got the same stuff in it at the basic level. I like Weaponshield. If for no other reason than it works and it sounds like a cool name. I know, dumb reason to use it right?

Their plan is working.

Yes Beefy, I have looked up G96 now. There was no link so I had to do a search, which I did later. I am impressed with the specs on it, but I could not tell whether it is a long-term storage lube as is Eezox. That was what I was searching for more than a lubricant for semi-autos. I think since so many products have been mentioned that I shall do some more research, to get a broader view. Thanks for the information.

I was just at Walmart (picking up a cleaning kit since mine somehow got lost in my move) and I saw products that were specifically made for long-term protection. I don't remember the names, but next time you're at Walmart give them a look.

-Jeff-

Originally Posted by BeefyBeefo

I was just at Walmart (picking up a cleaning kit since mine somehow got lost in my move) and I saw products that were specifically made for long-term protection. I don't remember the names, but next time you're at Walmart give them a look.

-Jeff-

Some of my wal-mart stores don't carry firearm cleaning supplies.