I'm having trouble finding an MSDS for SLIP2000 EWL and for Brian Enos's Slide Glide Lite. I am interested in both of these gun lubes, but I want to make sure that they are safe to use. Any help finding out this information would be greatly appreciated.
MSDS for SLIP2000 EWL
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It's much like the normal Slip 2000:
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubb...rue#Post1063374
But has 10% of extra "AW". It doesn't say what that AW is but their description on their site makes it sound like Chlorinated EP.
Last time I checked, there is no MSDS for Slide Glide.
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubb...rue#Post1063374
But has 10% of extra "AW". It doesn't say what that AW is but their description on their site makes it sound like Chlorinated EP.
Last time I checked, there is no MSDS for Slide Glide.
Originally Posted By: Tempest
It's much like the normal Slip 2000:
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubb...rue#Post1063374
But has 10% of extra "AW". It doesn't say what that AW is but their description on their site makes it sound like Chlorinated EP.
Last time I checked, there is no MSDS for Slide Glide.
Was it ever determined if slip 2000 ewl contained chlorinated paraffins or not?
It's much like the normal Slip 2000:
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubb...rue#Post1063374
But has 10% of extra "AW". It doesn't say what that AW is but their description on their site makes it sound like Chlorinated EP.
Last time I checked, there is no MSDS for Slide Glide.
Was it ever determined if slip 2000 ewl contained chlorinated paraffins or not?
Originally Posted By: CT8
Slip 2000 seems to work really good to the point of being impressive. It would be nice to find the oil with out the Slip 2000 price.
Realistically, 1 bottle is worth about 2 mags of wolf .223. If you shoot so little that this is significant. ..the bottle is a lifetime supply. If you shoot a ton...what's 2 less mags?
Slip 2000 seems to work really good to the point of being impressive. It would be nice to find the oil with out the Slip 2000 price.
Realistically, 1 bottle is worth about 2 mags of wolf .223. If you shoot so little that this is significant. ..the bottle is a lifetime supply. If you shoot a ton...what's 2 less mags?
Originally Posted By: Ws6
Originally Posted By: CT8
Slip 2000 seems to work really good to the point of being impressive. It would be nice to find the oil with out the Slip 2000 price.
Realistically, 1 bottle is worth about 2 mags of wolf .223. If you shoot so little that this is significant. ..the bottle is a lifetime supply. If you shoot a ton...what's 2 less mags?
I go through several bottles a year. I do what ever is necessary to reduce the cost of shooting so I can shoot more. I go through about 10,000 rounds per year. It is my only hobby. I load my own and Shop for the best price on reloading components as to shoot with in my budget.
Originally Posted By: CT8
Slip 2000 seems to work really good to the point of being impressive. It would be nice to find the oil with out the Slip 2000 price.
Realistically, 1 bottle is worth about 2 mags of wolf .223. If you shoot so little that this is significant. ..the bottle is a lifetime supply. If you shoot a ton...what's 2 less mags?
I go through several bottles a year. I do what ever is necessary to reduce the cost of shooting so I can shoot more. I go through about 10,000 rounds per year. It is my only hobby. I load my own and Shop for the best price on reloading components as to shoot with in my budget.
I love Slip 2000. It's excellent stuff. I use about a 4oz bottle a year of the stuff. It goes pretty far.
I use it on 6 pistols, 4 shotguns, and 4 rifles. I've been really happy with it.
I use it on 6 pistols, 4 shotguns, and 4 rifles. I've been really happy with it.
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