What preserving oil does Colt use on their guns when they ship them?

**RAM Engineer** · 11-16-17, 11:30

I'm assuming there is some Mil-Std for it, but I have no idea what it is or where to get some.

Thanks,
Jason

**markm** · 11-16-17, 12:27

The liquid of the Gods!

This came up before... I forget where you could get it. It should be a cologne.

**ABNAK** · 11-16-17, 12:33

Originally Posted by markm

The liquid of the Gods!

This came up before... I forget where you could get it. It should be a cologne.

Man, I could slather all up in that stuff!

**markm** · 11-16-17, 13:56

BCM also uses it if I remember correctly.

**albatros43** · 11-16-17, 13:58

It must have grit in it that causes all the scuffs on the finish

**MegademiC** · 11-16-17, 14:00

Originally Posted by markm

BCM also uses it if I remember correctly.

I always heard it was slip2k, but slip does not smell like a new bcm upper. Curious as well.

**rocketman** · 11-16-17, 14:49

Her ya go boys. Have a snort. Smells like cotton candy to me. That or a new BCM upper.

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**BBossman** · 11-16-17, 15:28

Colt used to use G96 Gun Treatment as a preservative on their 1911's. It was my favorite smell when opening the box...

**darr3239** · 11-16-17, 15:38

if G96 is the liquid of the Gods, then Frog Lube is the liquid of the Dentists.

**SiGfever** · 11-16-17, 16:18

G96 is GTG

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