BreakFreeModel: CO-4 Collector

HIGHLY recommend this product it’s thicker than the regular break free. It’s a decent size , a little goes a long way. Use it for the guns that I don’t shoot as often. I feel confident knowing they are well protected from rust while not used for long periods.

IykykWill melt right through cheap glovesProbably not the clp that is bad but your cleaning technique or lack of attention to detail if you think this is not working properly. Don't expect it to smell like lavender on your first few rounds after using. Do your due diligence and be educated on your tools toys whatever you want to call em clp stands for clean lube and protect…. No not in that way get your mind out the gutter🤪

Works good, takes just a few drops for a shotgun. Maybe two drops for a pistol.

I have used this for years. Used on my collector firearms, not stored in a perfect environment. Just clean with CLP, light cote of CO and store in a silicone sock. Corrosion free up to a year between use and cleanings. Doesn't smell too bad and no gummy residue even after 9-12 months. Break-Free bottles always leak a little bit so BBW. Will buy again after this runs out, but a little goes a long way.

Break Free CO is by far and away the best rust protection that you are going to find in a liquid squeeze bottle. In the past, when I used to collect firearms, I swore by it and trusted it on everything from antique Winchester lever actions to AR-15 rifles. It is NOT meant to be used as a lubricant, for that see Break Free LP. I have never experienced a rust issue with this stuff, and now use it on full size functional 1055 and 1060C high carbon naked steel swords. These swords are EXPENSIVE, so take it from a guy who has used this stuff for decades. It works.