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Clayton · July 18, 2007, 08:03 AM

I used Weapon Shield to clean and lube a Glock 19 last night, I have to say this is an excellent product so far. Very easy to use. The film strength is very good, making it easy to apply. It seems to really adhere well to metal parts, which is a concern nowadays with the various coatings being used on firearms.

The pleasant cinnamon smell is still here, but improved. The faint petrol odor of FP-10 is gone, and the color is very slightly different, still a light amber tint but not as yellow.

I removed the Hoppes Elite gun oil from my Spyderco Military and applied Weapon Shield. I immediatly noticed an improvement. Much smoother action, and it smells good.

In a preliminary rust test started last night, it is holding up as well as Break-Free CLP and Corrosion-X.

http://www.steelshieldtech.com/weaponshield.htm

Clay

July 18, 2007, 08:03 AM	#21
Clayton Senior Member Join Date: July 27, 2001 Location: Bentonville, Arkansas Posts: 268	I used Weapon Shield to clean and lube a Glock 19 last night, I have to say this is an excellent product so far. Very easy to use. The film strength is very good, making it easy to apply. It seems to really adhere well to metal parts, which is a concern nowadays with the various coatings being used on firearms. The pleasant cinnamon smell is still here, but improved. The faint petrol odor of FP-10 is gone, and the color is very slightly different, still a light amber tint but not as yellow. I removed the Hoppes Elite gun oil from my Spyderco Military and applied Weapon Shield. I immediatly noticed an improvement. Much smoother action, and it smells good. In a preliminary rust test started last night, it is holding up as well as Break-Free CLP and Corrosion-X. http://www.steelshieldtech.com/weaponshield.htm Clay Last edited by Clayton; July 18, 2007 at 08:40 AM.