Otis Technology Special Forces Dry Lube (RW-902-A-55 BU)

I bought this to treat magazines that were in storage for a long time. Pushing the follower down made a scratching noise and movement was jerky. Between the noise and clunky feeling, I was not able to trust these to work. I have used regular oil in the past which is a very bad decision. This dry lubricant is excellent. Treating the mags by spraying the spring made them feel smooth and operate well. Moving forward, this will be my proactive magazine treatment, and I appreciate the research involved in producing

I used to use Remoil religiously until I kept collecting tons of dirt and debris inside my action and all over my guns. A buddy told me about this product and I couldn’t be happier, it’s a fantastic product that minimizes any buildup.

Don’t notice the “size” kinda pricey for the amount but only use this in my buffer tube assemblies..

Runs clean. I’ve been using this for 10+ years on a variety of guns and it has never given me issues. I find cleaning a bit easier when using this as well. Dust & gunk tends not to stick.

This is our preferred brand. We've used many other brands and this one goes on smooth and doesn't leave a greasy feeling like other brands.

Use this on all guns now.

I am very pleased with Otis Dry Lube Performance as I have never felt trigger and locking mechanisms need that much lubricant (I use white grease on the rails) better to keep them free of debris buildup. OTIS is great for that purpose. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Now the warning (which is not a deal breaker for me) It will strip the paint off your gun, I have a couple of guns that the safety button is painted red when safety is off. OTIS stripped that paint right off.

Besides all the "normal" areas where this works very well, I use this on every single magazine I have whether OEM, USGI or Lancer. It really quiets them all down but the biggest change is the USGI mags. For all of my weapons I use this and Slip2000 EWL and their grease. Side note: Amazon has to change the picture on this page to reflect the 2 oz. can vs the 4 oz. can they show. This page (as of 2 Apr 21) will ship the 2 oz. can.