Slip 2000 EWL, Lucas Gun Oil, and Weapon Shield Comparisons

Using the Falex Lubricant Tester, George Fennell of Weapon Shield compares the anti-wear and extreme pressure lubricating values of Slip 2000 EWL, Lucas Gun Oil, and Weapon Shield. George also gives an in depth explanation of WHY the tests and what the original intent was behind the original testing and where it has progressed.

[@tonynoname455]

Hello George, just wanted to let you know that I use your product on all my firearms for over a year now & love it. Truly appreciate all the videos. I've tried many Gun CLP's & Weapon Shield has won me over. Once you properly clean & prep your firearm for application of the Weapon Shield you notice a immediate difference. Great product keep up the great work !!

[@toddsorensen9017]

Please do a corrosion resistance comparison and maybe some education on that topic. I started using Tetra Gun several years ago because I liked it's lubricity - only to discover a few months later that some of my stored firearms had rust damage in the internal workings. I learned the hard way (and now via the internet) that Tetra Gun does not provide good corrosion protection like they claimed. Have you not posted corrosion comparison videos because Weapon Shield does not perform as well as other lubes at rust prevention? I need to know before trusting my guns with Weapon Shield. Thank you!

[@brianpresto1446]

Very good interesting video! I've been using slip 2000 and really am impressed with it, I shall try the Weapon Shield stuff for sure.

[@camp168]

Great video. Remind me not to walk near a metal detector or an MRI with you... lol

[@steveg572]

I just read an article called the filthy 14. They are using the AR platform and had 31,000 rounds with only 1 cleaning with Slip 2000 EWL. That seems pretty durable. Does Weapon Shield have anything out there like that to prove durability I under live fire from an independent training facility? This is not a true test of durability.

[@Weaponshield]

weaponshield.com/images/Letters/MajorHickerson.pdfweaponshield.com/images/Letters/Jbeckusarmyiraq.pdfweaponshield.com/images/Letters/BLACKSHEEP.pdfand more....there's hundreds of posts on social media where everyone testifies to the fact that in their "LIVE FIRE" competitive shooting (USPSA/IPSC and IDPA ) that they have no more issues with feed and extraction after lubing and going thousands of rounds without cleaning. Do a little research on your own. It's good for you ;)

[@jeffreylane7]

WOW! I am ordering some right now. I have been a Slip 2000 ewl fanboy foe ever.

[@tengu190]

Hopefully you get to meet my dad at an SAE conference. I think he would enjoy talking to you and maybe giving a talk in his automotive class he teaches at W&L.

[@Weaponshield]

I was a member of SAE for 22 years, I'm 65 now and disabled with MS. I don't travel and use a service dog but thanks for the offer if you were serious.

[@GunnyFits1]

Mobil 1 has very effective XP and wear additives. Run a Falex. I promise you will see great results. Not a user or employee of Mobil. Make my own gun lubes in the lab at work.

[@Weaponshield]

GunnyFits1 No sir, it doesn't. Sorry. No EP additives at all and I've been doing this actively for 30 years. Lubrication Engineer. I've run Mobil-1 many times but for you, I'll run it again and posy it in a few days.

[@apb2887]

weapon shield hands down the best shit out there!! I have used many many many cleaners, clp's, etc. no more! the search is over, weapon shield is all I will ever use again

[@mattburgess2]

Great video! Can you test out the Amsoil Metal Protector spray? I know Amsoil makes great motor oil I was just curious on there spray. Says on the back of there can, excellent for protecting firearms. Thank you

[@over9000pontiacs]

When are you gonna put slide glide to the test? Weapon shield is hard to come by in Canada you guys should remedy this and get some Canadian distributors

[@Weaponshield]

working on it...we have a few. www.weaponshield.com/dealerlist.htm

[@zeroed4x]

Wow, that was an incredible review. Thank you

[@Trustyconsultinggroup]

Have you tried mobile 1 on a video yet?

[@natserog]

In your video do you say what you use that you think is the best

[@Weaponshield]

That's kind of obvios Nat....WS of course.

[@natserog]

ok...excuse me for being stupid

[@Weaponshield]

I'm sorry Nat. I guess I misunderstood you. Can you explain it to me again what you're asking....what I use or what I'd recommend?

[@natserog]

all good. I like your product!

[@Weaponshield]

Thanks Nat. I appreciate it. All the best my friend. Catch me on facebook at facebook.com/george.fennell or facebook.com/weaponshield.clp Take care. George

[@YzBlue777]

I'm stocking up on this

[@Rihavens]

I love these videos. They need more views. Are you posting these to facebook? These videos would be amazing with some editing. I want to see Royal Purple.

[@Weaponshield]

Thanks very much Robert, but the editing is what I really don't want. I want people to see it as it occurs, no breaks or editing that would cause some to yell "foul" or accuse us of doing something unseen "behind the curtain". 👍🏻

[@Rihavens]

I understand. My father in law screamed foul just by you not showing the amp meter. I am impressed though. Let me know if I can be any help on social media. (I did this in the military)

[@Weaponshield]

Robert, the ammeter doesn't increase by more than 1/2 amp at 25 pounds with Weapon Shield. Tell him I dare him to try it lol!

[@johnnylyonns79]

+Weaponshield how does it hold up to heat (burn off ) compare to slip ewl. a few years ago I tested frog lube and slip ewl with slip holding up very well.

[@grappolidipalma]

Ok... ...SOLD ...Subscribed

[@GunnyFits1]

PS: I've also formulated motor oils that passed a 70 lb Tinken.

[@Weaponshield]

GunnyFits1 That's just outstanding. I don't do Alchemy. This is bonifide lubrication engineering. Everyone thinks they can be a chemist/metallurgist/Tribologist/Lubrication Engineer with a little mixing, luck and gut feeling. People have no idea what goes into formulating a CLP that strikes the perfect balance of additives and characteristics that make a great lubricant, cleaner, and protectant. It isn't luck or serendipity at all and not in a million years. I guarantee your oils would lack in the pour point depressant, anti-foam, dispersant, VI adjustment, and about 10 other motor oil additive necessities. Like I've always said, leave the neurosurgery to the brain surgeons....not the podiatrist.

[@brucelee1067]

Every weapon oil that's used stops at about 5 pounds and weapon S is the only one that passes the 5 pound mark hahah not buy it but intesting vid

[@Weaponshield]

It's because all the others have no extreme pressure anti-wear additives in them. Simple. There are ones that will perform like FP-10.....and I invented it and sold it to Shooter's Choice with the name.

[@MrChuckwagon55]

Does Weaponshield contain chlorinated esters? I heard that it does.

[@Weaponshield]

No and unless you really understand chemistry and metallurgy I'd doubt seriously what you read. weaponshield.com/PDF/BoundaryFilmLubrication.pdf

[@MrChuckwagon55]

+Weaponshield - I just bought a Weaponshield kit. Thanks for your response and clearing that up.

[@Weaponshield]

You're most welcome MrC. All the best. George