CLP Plus® Paste 4 oz Jar I Cleaner Lubricant Protectant I Dissolves Carbon & Fouling I Protective Barrier I Long Lasting Firearm Maintenance

someone recommended me to use on the smith and wesson 15 22 long riffle gun completely removed the jamming situation it had when it came to fail to feed after 500 or so rounds at the range

I really like the stuff. The first review was not accepted because I listed the address to view the video. It only takes less than a minute but it's worth the time to go to the SEAL 1 website. I used an old toothbrush to apply the paste to the field stripped firearm. To wipe it off, I use a lint free paper product called Kimwipes. Available on Amazon too. Seal 1 is very safe to use and has a pleasant odor and texture. It is easy on and easy off and the result is a protected finish. I like it alot.

I’ll NEVER put oil on my guns ever again What a great product and easy to use

Really good lubrication I use it on my M1A and it’s kept it running, smooth as butter 🧈 with very little wear on parts lubricated with this stuff. Love it would recommend it

So this is a US made CPL and that is already a plus in my book. I have different cleaning rituals, and sometimes CPL is the way to go. That is when you want to take half the cleaning time for the same protection. Some people swear by CPL only, but I am on the fence about all-in-one cleaners so when I need to do a deep clean I will take out the bore cleaner, gun oil etc. As far as this CPL is concerned, I am pleasantly surprised with it. There is no awful smell that usually comes with CPL cleaners. It is pretty easy to apply - either with a swap as you can see, or put some gloves on (this is a green product, but I would always put gloves on when you are working with products that take off lead, copper, and carbon build-up). Overall it works. You can run patches at the end and you will see that they are clean. Wipe away excess and you will see that the remainder is the protectant that will remain there. As far as keeping it clean, I took it to the range, and of course any residue of oil/cpl/place name of product here, will attract residue. Now the question is whether that residue will make your gun malfunction, because after 200 bullets, the firearm remained coated in the CPL. It would take something like a couple of thousand rounds to test this, and I am neither a person who hates my personal firearms, neither am I a person that can throw cash away if something were to break. So as it is, it is a good CPL - the rest, ymmv.

This product seems to be a rebranding of Grizzly Grease. I used that product for more than a decade. It was by far my favorite cup grease. All of the sudden it wasn't available and a year or two later this shows up on the market. It has the same pleasant smell, the same orange color, the same consistency and it seems like the same performance. The name is even better, Seal.. Like a navy seal or stuck seal pup. I hope they make this for the rest of my life.

Arrived on time, well packaged, in good condition.

Quick way to lube your slides and springs on your bang sticks!