September 23, 2010

Birchwood Casey SNO Universal Gun Grease

By Shooting Times Staff Report

Birchwood Casey's SNO Universal Gun Grease works great on all moving firearm surfaces.

It is semi-clear and non-staining, reduces friction, and provides for smooth-functioning actions and moving parts. It can also be used as a metal preservative when storing firearms for an extended period of time. SNO Universal Gun Grease comes in a 3/4-ounce precision tip applicator tube.

For more information, contact Birchwood Casey, 800-328-6156.

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