ALG Defense Go Juice 08-143

If you take any "regular" gun oil and replace it with this, you'll notice a difference in smoothness. I use this on just about everything around the house that needs long term feel-good lubrication, such as tool hinges, door/cabinet hinges and those awful pot-metal mechanisms in door handles that would otherwise slowly jamb up with eroded metal dust. - I've used this for years and it does not oxidize, tack up or dry out - Very thin/lightweight, not sticky. - Does not seem to spatter like other gun oils. Sure, if there's a lot, then it can, but putting on reasonable amounts and letting it even out, seems to stay off your clothes and face much better. - Loves to creep, and and good at penetrating into parts. Strangely enough, this helps it consistently stay in place and provide protection, as it will quickly move back into where it was pushed out. - Stays liquid at least to -10F. - Non-toxic, so safe to get on hands and be around. That said, any oil mixed with carbon and lead particulate is still to be avoided. - No odor

I prefer Lucas Oil or Ballistol personally but this is good to keep in the bag too.

From the moment I applied the Go Juice to my firearm, I noticed an immediate improvement in its overall functionality. The lubricant's consistency is perfect, providing smooth and reliable operation without any sticky residue. It effectively reduces friction and wear, ensuring that my firearm functions flawlessly with each use. One of the standout features of the ALG Defense Go Juice is its long-lasting formula. A little goes a long way, and I appreciate not having to constantly reapply the lubricant. This not only saves me time but also ensures that my firearm remains well-maintained for an extended period. I've tested the Go Juice in various conditions, from intense range sessions to adverse weather, and it has consistently delivered outstanding results. Whether I'm in hot and dry environments or dealing with colder temperatures, this lubricant has proven its versatility and reliability. Additionally, the precision applicator that comes with the Go Juice makes the application process a breeze. It allows me to target specific areas without any mess, ensuring that the lubricant goes exactly where it's needed.

I've grown up on Hoppes products, and have onhand a number of different firearms lubricants, and they are all good. Lucas, Rem Oil, Wilson Combat, CLP, and so forth. While I have no gripes with any of those and still have them, I wanted to try ALG Defense Go-Juice because I've read of many 1911 and Beretta 1301 users who swear by this product. So I purchased this and applied it to a few different sidearms. I was shocked initially by the increase in lubricity with my Echelon vs other products I already had on-hand. The difference wasn't subtle. I also have noticed that there doesn't seem to be, at least post-cleaning and lubrication, any oil 'creep'. I find no product pooling or wicking in my holster(s) or otherwise creeping-off the areas ALG DefensevGo Juice was applied to. While I've not yet been to the range since application, It's pretty easy to see if the product will creep after application, just by keeping the sidearm upturned onto its muzzle, or keeping track of the status in my holsters. So far so good. When racking the slide on my Echelon, it's like having a perfectly-lapped slide that are riding on teflon ball bearings...that's what comes to my mind as trying to describe the difference. Give it a try, and see what you think. I really like this, and it has virtually no scent. Very subtle. Enjoy!

Outstanding lubrication. I own several firearms and this is excellent lubrication without being gummy. My only complaint is with the packing in an envelope without a box. Most of the oil leaked. Too much trouble to return so I kept it.

I tried a lot of different lubrications and this one seems to work pretty good.

I'm used to using ballistol primarily for most things. I got this specifically for a folding knife pivot. It smells better than ballistol and seems to have higher lubricity. It seems to be on par with Hornady One Shot. I doubt it prevents corrosion as well as HOS, but it seems to be more slippery. It's also similarly priced. It might be overkill over sewing machine oil or ballistol.

Works well. It’s a little thicker than others. So im not sure how it will do when the temperature drops.