Tetra Gun Obex Prime Grease for all firearms and demanding high-performance industrial applications as compared to original Tetra Gun Grease, is lighter and best described as a richer formulation of advanced synthetic fluoropolymer lubricant technology. A grease, but super light and nearly invisible after polishing in to firearm parts.
Polish into clean, dry parts until not visible, or leave a gloss on high-wear gun parts.
You will experience elongated periods of operational excellence. Fire more rounds down range on one gunmetal treatment than any other gun lube on the market.
Best results in diverse climates and conditions, from salty, humid and corrosive environments to sandy, dusty theaters. Extreme hot and extreme cold temperatures covering any real-life scenario like no other for a sport shooter or hunter.
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High cyclical rate of firing. Class III weapons. Long range precision shooting. Overkill for the average light duty gun owner but why not use the best gun grease available.
Minimizes buildup, galling and short stroking. Softens trigger pull. Maintains all types of guns in fire ready condition. Fire more rounds through the bore than anything else available with just one treatment, but with every additional lubrication event, it gets better over time. Don't be fooled by brands that claim what Obex Prime delivers.
Plus, it prevents galvanic corrosion of assimilar metals
Stops short stroking. Minimized the attachment of burnt plastic wadding.
Also, this is like a trigger job in a tube because it can take up to a pound off your trigger pull. Amazing.
This is a grease (a very light grease) but it doesn't feel like it, nor should it be used like one. You only need minimal polishing application for best results. Don't waste it. Carbon fouling wipes off so easy after a shoot and the lube is still there acting as a barrier in the substrate of the metal. Industry best.
The technical reason for how special this product is, is attributable to our ability to specially treat the material to establish an ionic bond between the spherical PTFE particles and the gunmetal substrate. In other words, the grease not only stays in place, but it creates a footing that appears like a ball bearing smooth finish that fights friction in a way that a stand-along gun oil can't. You need that physical presence to buffer sliding friction.
Stay away from hard particle lubes out there claiming to be "nano" because they are hard particles that will abrade the gunmetal like sandpaper. Big mistake. Our fluoropolymer polymer will only flex under pressure while protectant the two metal surfaces in a gun that want to make contact with one another.