Slip 2000
Slip 2000 makes a full line of synthetic gun cleaners, lubricants, and grease built to resist heat, cold, and repeated firing without breaking down. The EWL and EWL30 lubricants, EWG grease, and 725 degreaser are used by competitive shooters, hunters, and armorers who need consistent performance in an AR-15, pistol, or shotgun regardless of climate. Impact Guns carries the full Slip 2000 lineup, from single-ounce travel bottles to bulk cleaning patches and the complete AR cleaning system.
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What Makes Slip 2000 Different From Other Gun Lubricants?
Slip 2000’s formulas are 100 percent synthetic rather than petroleum-based, which means they resist breaking down under heat and don’t gum up or attract as much carbon and grit over repeated firing. Most of the line, including the EWL lubricants and 725 degreaser, is also non-hazardous, non-toxic, and biodegradable — a real advantage if you clean firearms indoors or store solvents around family and pets.
Slip 2000 EWL vs. EWL30: Which Weapons Lubricant Should You Choose?
EWL is Slip 2000’s standard-viscosity Extreme Weapons Lubricant, a good all-around choice for handguns, shotguns, and rifles that see normal round counts. EWL30 uses the same base formula with a proprietary thickening agent, giving it a heavier consistency that holds up better on rifles and pistols run hard — high round counts, hot climates, or duty and competition use where the lubricant needs to stay put longer between cleanings.
Slip 2000 EWG Extreme Weapons Grease: When Grease Beats Oil
On high-friction contact points like bolt lugs, cam pins, and rails, grease stays in place far longer than oil, which tends to migrate or fling off under recoil. Slip 2000 EWG comes in both a jar for bench use and a syringe for precise application directly into small contact points, making it easy to grease exactly where it’s needed without over-lubricating the rest of the action.
Slip 2000 Carbon Killer and 725 Degreaser: Cleaning Before You Lubricate
Lubricant only works well on a clean surface. Slip 2000 Carbon Killer is formulated specifically to break down carbon fouling in the bore, bolt carrier, and gas system, while the 725 Gun Cleaner/Degreaser strips old oil, grease, and grime before you apply anything fresh. Both are non-flammable and non-hazardous, so they’re safe to use as part of a normal cleaning routine without special ventilation or storage.
Slip 2000 Patches, Wipes, and the AR Cleaning System
Beyond liquids and grease, Slip 2000 offers caliber-specific rifle and handgun cleaning patches (including a 120-pack sized for .38/.357/9mm/10mm bores), pre-lubricated gun wipes for quick field maintenance, and a complete AR Cleaning System that bundles the tools and chemicals needed to fully break down and service an AR-platform rifle in one kit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Slip 2000 safe for all firearm finishes?
Yes. Slip 2000 lubricants and greases are designed to be safe on blued, stainless, nickel, and most coated finishes, and the line is non-hazardous and biodegradable.
What’s the difference between Slip 2000 EWL and EWL30?
EWL is a standard-viscosity synthetic lubricant for everyday use, while EWL30 is a thicker formula built for firearms that see high round counts or run hot.
Can I use Slip 2000 725 as a standalone cleaner?
Yes. The 725 Gun Cleaner/Degreaser strips carbon, oil, and grime before you apply fresh lubricant, and it also works as a general-purpose degreaser on its own.
Does Slip 2000 make grease as well as oil?
Yes. Slip 2000 EWG Extreme Weapons Grease is available in jars and syringes for shooters who prefer grease on rails, lugs, and other high-friction contact points.
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