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Grease is one of those things a lot of folks overlook until a bolt starts dragging or a slide feels gritty. Bore Tech's Extreme Grease HD is the stuff you reach for when plain oil just won't stay put. It's an ultra-tacky, triple-based synthetic blend built specifically for firearms, so it clings to the parts that take a beating instead of slinging off after a few rounds.
The headline here is the temperature range. This grease keeps working from -85 degrees F all the way up to +700 degrees F, and the film hangs on to over 2000 degrees F before it gives up. Bore Tech packs it with extreme pressure additives, rust inhibitors, and nano-ceramic lubricants, which is a big reason it won't gum up in the cold or run thin when things heat up. It also carries a lower coefficient of friction than moly, fluoropolymer, lithium, and graphite greases, and it soaks into both metal and polymer for lubrication that lasts.
This isn't a general everything lube, and that's kind of the point. It shines on the high-friction, high-pressure contact points: locking lugs, frame rails, hinge pins, and camming mechanisms. Think AR bolt lugs, bolt-action lugs, break-action hinge pins, and pistol rails. For cycling parts, actions, and the inside of the bore, Bore Tech points you toward their Friction Guard XP oil instead, so the two work as a team.
A little goes a long way with this one. Start by wiping the area clean of old oil, grease, and fouling, then lay down a thin bead on the friction points and cycle the action a few times to spread it evenly. The 10cc syringe lets you put grease exactly where you want it without slathering the whole gun. When you're done, pull the plunger back slightly and recap so it stays clean for next time. Made in the USA.
It's made for the high-friction, high-pressure contact points on a firearm, like locking lugs, frame rails, hinge pins, and camming mechanisms. Bore Tech built it for the spots where a thin oil would just get squeezed out or wear away. For cycling parts, bolts, actions, and the inside of the bore, they recommend their Friction Guard XP oil instead.
That's exactly what it's designed to avoid. The formula holds its consistency from -85 degrees F up to +700 degrees F, so it stays workable in the cold and won't run thin in high heat. That wide temperature window is one of the main reasons folks pick it over standard greases.
You only need a thin film on your friction points, then cycle the action a few times to spread it evenly. Because grease clings and doesn't need constant reapplication, 10cc goes a surprisingly long way and will cover many cleaning sessions. Just clean the area first and recap the syringe when you're done.
This is the 10cc syringe, which lets you dispense grease precisely onto small contact points without making a mess. Bore Tech offers the same Extreme Grease HD formula in a tube as well, so double-check you're grabbing the applicator style you want. Both hold the identical grease inside.
| UPC | 667739510011 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | BTCG51001 |
| Product Type | Gun Grease |
| Quantity | 1 |
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