Ballistol Oil 500 ML Bottle

Ballistol Oil 500 ML Bottle

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Ballistol Oil 500 ML Bottle
This is particulary good for cleaning Black powder firearms, mixed 1 part of this with 9 parts wtare in a spary bottle is what the americans call "Mooses Milk". Neutralises the acidity of BP residue and cleans amazingly

For more than a hundred years, consumers have trusted Ballistol to lubricate, penetrate, clean, protect, and preserve their firearms, leather gear, wood, metal surfaces, and more.

With an astonishingly wide range of applications, this environmentally friendly multi-purpose oil has become an essential tool for shooters, hunters, fishermen, and handymen all over the world.

OUR MISSION: DEVELOP AN OIL THAT CAN BE USED ON EVERYTHING.
At the turn of the 20th century, the German Imperial Army began looking for a multipurpose oil that could be used to clean and maintain the metallic parts of a rifle, while also protecting its wooden stock and a soldier’s leather gear. To develop this oil, the Army contracted with Friedrich Klever and his son Dr. Helmut Klever, a professor of chemistry at the Technical University of Karlsruhe.

In 1904, Dr. Helmut Klever succeeded in producing the special compound, which he named “Ballistol” (from the words “ballistic” and “oleum”, the Latin word for “oil”). It soon became obvious that this new “ballistic oil” had truly amazing capabilities, and in 1905 the Imperial Army tested and adopted Ballistol, which stayed in use until 1945. By then, however, word had spread and within a decade, hunters, boaters, hikers, and outdoorsmen in Germany, Austria and Switzerland had converted to using this new “miracle oil.”

THE CAN ISN’T THE ONLY THING THAT’S GREEN.
Ballistol cares about our planet, and we are committed to producing an environmentally friendly product. With Ballistol, you will lubricate, penetrate, clean, protect, and preserve your equipment without contaminating the environment.

review - http://www.scout.com/outdoors/hunting/story/1576575-a-thousand-uses-for-ballistol