Natural, weapons-grade powdered graphite offers exceptional lubrication without attracting airborne contaminants. Its dry formula prevents the accumulation of dirt, does not run off, gum up or lose its lubricating properties under extreme temperatures. It is a preferred lubricant for heavy automatic weapons, particularly in desert environments. The graphite forms a soft, micro-fine layer of lubricating particles on moving parts, effectively lubricating triggers, sears, bolt carriers, slides, frames, raceways and more. This significantly reduces wear and helps resist powder and carbon fouling on treated components. It is equally effective for use in fishing reels, locks, cameras and other household applications. Ensure that all parts are thoroughly cleaned of any wet lubricants and greases before applying the graphite. Avoid applying oils or greases over the graphite.

0.32 oz (9 g) applicator bottle or 1.4 oz (39.7 g) spout bottle

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