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Brian Enos SLIDE-GLIDE
Uniquely Formulated Lubricant
SLIDE-GLIDE is a uniquely formulated lubricant that protects all firearms from corrosion and wear. It also softens "felt recoil" in all semi-auto's, especially pistols.
Advantages over other oils and greases:
• Softens felt recoil in semi-autos
• It's super “stringy” - it stays where you put it - forever.
• Blended with the highest-grade extreme pressure compound available.
SLIDE-GLIDE provides a dramatic improvement in lubrication compared to conventional oils and greases such as lithium, or lithium-based metallic greases containing molybdenum or graphite.
Additionally, it is engineered to have a stringy characteristic that prevents "tracking" or shearing on sliding metal surfaces. It stays put - ceaselessly dragging itself back into the friction areas of the cycling slide and barrel.
It's stringy characteristic keeps the grease between the moving parts - noticeably softening the felt recoil of semi-atuomatic pistols. Your pistol just feels “smoother” when you shoot it.
And SLIDE-GLIDE isn't just for semi-auto pistols. It slicks up revolver actions, pump and semi-automatic shotguns, semi-automatic, bolt and lever-action rifles, and even your Dillon reloading press.
With two viscosities to choose from, there is a viscosity of SLIDE-GLIDE that will reduce wear and improve the operation of any firearm, tool, or machine.
| SLIDE-GLIDE Lite (thin viscosity) Applications: |
Temperature
Range: |
30+ degrees F |
| All Firearms: |
Centerfire Pistols: Non-compensated & Compensated
Rifles: All action types (including Lever Actions)
Shotguns: All action types
Revolvers: (Internal action parts only - not for the cylinder)
.22's
"Carry Guns": Applied extremely sparingly (for maximum reliability)
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| SLIDE-GLIDE Standard (medium viscosity) Applications: |
Temperature
Range: |
60+ degrees F |
| Semi-Auto, Centerfire: |
Pistols: Non-compensated
Rifles:
Shotguns:
"SLIDE-GLIDE Standard was originally blended for "stock-type" pistols in temperatures above 60 degrees. Its viscosity is a little too thick for compensated pistols, .22's, and revolvers.
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