Militec, Inc. states in their company literature that MILITEC-1 is a "chemically-reacted synthetic-based hydrocarbon derivative metal conditioner that protects metal with a constant synthetic-based impregnated molecular bond." They then go on to state that "Militec-1 protects metal surfaces with a constant impregnated molecular bond of synthetic-based hydrocarbon derivatives which will not change any tolerances inside or outside of weapons. MILITEC-1 works within the molecular structure and micropores of metal and non-metallic surfaces of weapons." This is all basically a fancy-shmancy way of stating that Militech-1 impregnates the surface of the metal, rather than simply coating it, like traditional lubricants do. This results in a much longer lasting lubrication that can also withstand higher temperatures resulting from prolongued firing.
Defense Review looks forward to conducting an extensive test of Militec-1, to see how it performs against all the other popular weapons lubricants that are currently out there.
To go to Militec, Inc.’s website and read all the company literature on Militec-1, CLICK HERE.
