Shooter's Choice FP-10 Lubricant Elite, 4 fl oz

It does a GREAT JOB as claimed by most customers! It is slightly thicker liquid & sticks to metal surface for a longer time. I am not sure if a few drops can be put inside the chamber of Nitro Piston air rifle? The tin metal canister is much better as a container than the plastic one.

Nothing. Keep up the good work ! Shooters choice has a great reputation in making its products. I hope Otis will continue to follow in its path to keep it going strong all the time.

I would personally prefer to use a BORE SOLVENT for cleaning & then use FP-10 as a final patch to oil/lube. It is better that way.

Low Oder, works on all parts, all guns ,wont destroy finish and works great as a pellet lube. I not sure pellet lubing does anything for accuracy how ever the bore never rusts and lead build up is consistent reducing the need to clean and strip lead from the barrel.

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Not much to tell its oil it works for my needs.

Superb value for money. Made my new guns shoot like butter. My newly bought Sig Sauer p226 X5 was having trouble cycling rounds after a 30 rounds on a co2 cylinder. It would not always load rounds and fire blanks. I decided to lubricate the gun. Works like a charm. Now it cycles reliably till the last shot from a CO2 cylinder.

Clean, lubed and guns are ready to go!

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Great for cleaning barrels, great for lubricating moving parts and Pellets. And it don't stink.

Thick, "sticky", good general lube.

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I use lots of specialty lubes on my PCP and this is primarily pellet lube for me. Works great!

good overall lubricant

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Cleans lead well, protects against rust

Run a clean patch through the bore after and you won't have problems with dieseling.

...are that the combustion temperature is very high and the freezing point is very low. Works great on preventing rust. Doesn't wash off or lose effectiveness like WD-40 or other rust prevention lubricants.

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Using too much causes "flyer pellets" that drift off every now and then on a good grouping.

Great rust protection, cleans lead well without being a caustic cleaner. Seems very similar to CLP break free.

Note that it is not recommended to springer chambers.

This will diesel if put in a magnum springer chamber, it is petroleum based. It is excellent oil for firearms etc, but I don't see the reason to call it magic oil or anything. I have found a couple drops on a mop and it cleans the bore nicely.

Works great on my Sig 226R and other non air guns!

I would have researched it more, now I know. Good oil, not really for airguns though. This is basically another version of Break Free CLP.

This is a petroleum based product folks, don't put it in your chambers or on any rubber parts. Good for protecting the bluing on nice guns, that's about it. There are much better higher pressure oils for triggers and other moving parts on an airgun.