Videos tagged with Slip 2000 Gun Lube

This video from Shot Show 2025 details the Slip 2000 line of firearm lubricants and cleaners. Steve from Slip 2000 explains the origins of their products, stemming from industrial lubricants. Key products discussed include the original gun lube, the Extreme Weapons Lubricant (EWL) designed for extended use and reliability, and Carbon Killer for aggressive cleaning. The discussion highlights the benefits of synthetic lubricants that don't gum up and actively combat carbon buildup, making firearm maintenance easier and more effective.

This video humorously demonstrates a satirical method for cleaning multiple firearms at once using a dishwasher and Slip 2000 Gun Lube. While presented by firearms influencer Edwin Sarkissian with high authority, this is a comedic take and not a recommended cleaning procedure. The guide outlines the steps shown, emphasizing the satirical nature and inherent risks of such a method.

Colion Noir, a respected firearms commentator, demonstrates an efficient method for cleaning handguns, prioritizing functional reliability. This guide covers essential safety protocols, basic field stripping, and targeted lubrication using Slip 2000 Gun Lube. It emphasizes a practical approach to ensure your firearm operates dependably without unnecessary complexity.

This guide addresses preventing rust on blued steel firearms, particularly after exposure to moisture from activities like desert hiking or sweat. It emphasizes using specialized gun lubricants like Slip 2000 or Birchwood Casey Sheath over general CLPs for better protection. The advice includes frequent cleaning, proper holster care (especially with leather), and regular wiping down of the firearm to combat corrosion.

This video introduces Slip 2000's line of non-toxic, non-petroleum based gun lubricants. It highlights the benefits of these synthetic products, including their ability to prevent gumming, sticking, and corrosion, making them suitable for various firearm applications and environmental conditions. The discussion covers different product formulations designed for specific needs, from general gun lube to extreme weapons lube and grease.