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Like the title said, Slip 2000 EWL, anybody use it? Ive used a lot of different things (currently using FP 10), but this slip 2000 ewl seems to be consistently getting great reviews.
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Slip 2000 ewl
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I guess that you're talking about the Slip2000 lube. I use it also, but haven't decided if it's better than anything else or just as good as the other stuff. And I use the Slip2000 Carbon Killer, and that stuff removes carbon better than anything I've ever used.
I use Slip 2000 EWL...
That is all I use!... although I'll ocasionally add a little of the Slip 2000 EWG (Extreme Weapons Grease)
I use it on and in every firearm I own, and I really dont use anything else for a lube. All the actions on all my firearms are slicker and smoother with EWL, and I really believe all the claims Slip 2000 makes about their Lube.
I use it to clean the firearms as well. Although sometimes I might use something a bit stronger to get out stuborn carbon build up. Also you'll need some sort of copper cutter for build up in the barrel. But I have found nothing I like better than Slip 2000 EWL for a fultime lubricant and general cleaner.
Even though it's "non hazardous" I dont like to use it with bear hands, it will soak into your skin just like anything else. So I use blue Nitril gloves/ problem solved.
That is all I use!... although I'll ocasionally add a little of the Slip 2000 EWG (Extreme Weapons Grease)
I use it on and in every firearm I own, and I really dont use anything else for a lube. All the actions on all my firearms are slicker and smoother with EWL, and I really believe all the claims Slip 2000 makes about their Lube.
I use it to clean the firearms as well. Although sometimes I might use something a bit stronger to get out stuborn carbon build up. Also you'll need some sort of copper cutter for build up in the barrel. But I have found nothing I like better than Slip 2000 EWL for a fultime lubricant and general cleaner.
Even though it's "non hazardous" I dont like to use it with bear hands, it will soak into your skin just like anything else. So I use blue Nitril gloves/ problem solved.
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If you want the copper gone, use Boretech Eliminator. That stuff is truly amazing. Today I cleaned 4 rifles. The 260 wasn't too dirty, as expected, since I gave it a good cleaning a couple of weeks ago. The 270 wasn't bad at all. The 223 was nasty and I took a lot of carbon and copper out. The 220 Swift had so much copper that I thought I'd never see the end of the blue patches. Just take all that ammonia based copper remover you have and kill weeds with it. Order some Boretech Eliminator.