Hoppe's No. 9 Gun Grease 1.75 oz Non-Aerosol Lubricant
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Hoppe's No. 9 Gun Grease 1.75 oz Non-Aerosol Lubricant
Hoppe's No. 9 Gun Grease delivers the long-lasting lubrication and corrosion protection that hunters, competitive shooters, and everyday gun owners have trusted for generations — packed into a convenient 1.75 oz non-aerosol tube.
- Provides long-term protection against wear, friction, and mechanical stress
- Heavy-duty grease formula lubricates slides, rails, and all moving parts
- Prevents rust and corrosion even in humid or high-moisture environments
- Non-aerosol tube delivers precise, mess-free application every time
- Compatible with virtually all pistols, rifles, and shotguns
- Compact 1.75 oz size is perfect for range bags and field kits
Who This Is For
Hoppe's No. 9 Gun Grease is ideal for shooters who demand reliable, long-lasting lubrication on high-friction contact points like barrel lugs, slide rails, bolt carriers, and trigger components. Whether you're maintaining a carry pistol, a competition rifle, or a hunting shotgun, this grease is a must-have addition to any serious cleaning kit.
Specifications
| Brand | Hoppe's |
|---|---|
| Product Name | No. 9 Gun Grease |
| Size | 1.75 oz |
| Application Type | Non-Aerosol Tube |
| Formula Type | Heavy-Duty Grease |
| Primary Use | Lubrication & Corrosion Prevention |
| Compatible Firearms | Pistols, Rifles, Shotguns |
| Category | Gun Oil / Solvents |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Hoppe's Gun Grease and Gun Oil?
Hoppe's Gun Grease is a thicker, heavier-bodied lubricant designed for high-friction metal-on-metal contact points such as slide rails, barrel lugs, and bolt carriers. Gun oil, by contrast, is a lighter fluid better suited for general cleaning and light lubrication of smaller parts. Use grease where you need long-lasting, stay-put lubrication under heavy mechanical stress.
Where should I apply Hoppe's No. 9 Gun Grease on my firearm?
Apply a thin, even coat to high-wear areas including the slide rails on semi-automatic pistols, the bolt carrier group on AR-style rifles, barrel hood and lug surfaces, and any other metal-to-metal contact points. Avoid applying grease inside the barrel bore or on areas where it may contact ammunition primers.
How often should I reapply Hoppe's Gun Grease?
For firearms used regularly at the range, reapply grease every 500–1,000 rounds or during each cleaning session. For firearms stored for extended periods, apply a fresh coat of grease before storage to protect against corrosion, and inspect again before returning the firearm to use. The compact 1.75 oz tube makes it easy to keep one in your range bag for on-the-spot maintenance.
- Type:
- Gun Grease
- Size:
- 1.75 oz
- Applicator:
- Non-Aerosol
