Shooter’s Choice 10cc Syringe Synthetic All Weather High Tech Grease (Packaging May Vary), Multi-colored, (SHF-G10CC)

This stuff works great. Perfect lube for the bolts on bolt guns or on some of the internals on a 1911 style pistol. Easy use applicator with replaceable cap that clicks back on very strongly, which is a plus. This syringe of grease goes a long way. Shooters Choice has been around a long time.

The perfect solution for keeping those guns working. Not much needed and stays put.

The good:1. It’s easy to see pink/purple grease in any areas you’ve put too much.2. It’s easy to work with.3. It helps smooth out the actions of my semi-automatic rifles and pistols.4. It’s easy to remove and doesn’t seem to have the hardened buildup problems that some other greases do.The bad:1. Like all gun grease, it’s a carbon magnet. After shooting for any length of time it goes from pink/purple to grey. This is a good visual indicator of when it should be cleaned off and re-applied.2. The tube it comes with will dump excessive amounts with just a little pressure from the plunger. It’s very low viscosity, so go very slow or else you will have a big glob of grease you don’t need and have to clean off. It will continue to come out even a minute or two after the plunger is pressed, so use a light touch.3. If doing extended shoots, it will smoke. Not an excessive amount, but any around the chamber or barrel entry will get hot enough to smoke, specifically in pistols. This is fairly common.I can’t attest to the ability to keep moisture at bay simply because I do not shoot when it’s raining or wet.I can say that when I run out I will be ordering more. It’s not a big tube but if you’re cleaning correctly(and barely press the plunger during use) you will not need much of it.

I’ve been using Shooters Choice Gun Grease for a number of years now, on not only guns, but on many other items around the house. The syringe is great for those times when only a small bit of grease is needed, or where access is tight.I first became aware of this grease while in the gunsmith shop of, Williams Gun Sight, in Davison Mich. When I noticed a few of the Shooters Choice syringes on different parts of the benches I asked about it and was told that it was their “go to” grease. Based on that, I tried it and have been using it ever since.A syringe of grease lasts me a fairly long time, and I do tend to use it on a somewhat regular basis.If used only occasionally, a tube should last a person a number of years……..Just remember to go easy on the syringe plunger and to pull it back slightly after the grease starts to come out. If you don’t immediately pull the plunger back, grease will continue to ooze out of the tip until the pressure you created with the plunger fully settles. It takes very little pressure to get the grease flowing out of the tip, which comes out as something like a curling, reddish string. Usually I apply the grease, from the syringe, to a pipe cleaner which I use as an applicator, or, if I have the room to work, directly to my finger for application.