Nothing sticks to Teflon….just look at a T-Fal frying pan. Rem Oil contains an exclusive Teflon formula that provides a super thin film that decreases friction and provides a barrier against corrosion. I like the fact that my Glocks are now dry to the touch. Both Glocks functioned flawlessly at the range with Rem Oil. I would expect this dry film to repel dirt, fouling, debris, etc. Anyway, I lubricated both Glocks with it before shooting.Īfter you apply it to a metal surface it dries to a super slick dry film. It quickly soaks into a patch and is colorless so it’s hard to tell how much is on the patch. I used Rem Oil on my Glock 22 and Glock 21 over the weekend before heading off to the gun range. Let’s see if it will clean my Glock 22 barrel after 50 rounds. I will be buying some to test shortly though. It will clean dirt and grime from metal surfaces. It’s almost a CLP according to Remington. Rem Oil is a good oil for firearm lubrication and corrosion resistance. It was much more slippery than some other well known gun oils and of course compared to bare metal. Just sliding a metal block across a metal bar with it applied made a significant improvement in ease of movement. I would have to say that Rem Oil is a very good lubricant based on the various tests I have put it through. Low Viscosity – soaks into small areas and metal pores.Cleaner – helps remove powder carbon and fouling.Corrosion Protection – passes salt spray test as per Gov’t requirements.
Dry to the touch – most lubricants are wet.Excellent Friction Coefficient – according to an extensive friction coefficient test where 46 CLP’s/Gun Oils were tested for lubrication and corrosion resistance properties.I’ll answer this right off the bat for you….YES Remington Rem Oil…reduce wear and increase reliability?
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