Press Releases and Articles on MILITEC-1 the Ultimate Weapon Lubricant

December 9, 2003
The Army’s First Stryker Brigade Combat Team, The 3rd Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division, is equipped with four-thousand four-ounce bottles of MILITEC-1 and sixty gallons of stock for re-filling their four-ounce bottles.

11-28-2003 DefenseWatch "The Voice of the Grunt"
A Rare Victory over the Army Bureaucrats
By Ed Offley
Brad Giordani’s long struggle with the Army bureaucrats may be nearly over, and countless thousands of American troops in Iraq and Afghanistan will have reason to celebrate.
Giordani’s firm, Militec Inc. of Waldorf, Md., manufactures a synthetic-base weapon lubricant called MILITEC-1 Synthetic Metal Conditioner. The lubricant is used by dozens of state and federal agencies including the United States Secret Service, Coast Guard, Immigration & Naturalization Service and U.S. Marshall Service.

Federal Lawmakers Investigating Army-issue Gun Lube Problems
By Jim Hoffer First reported on television November 18, 2003
(New York-WABC, November 26, 2003) — Lawmakers on Capitol Hill are vowing to find out why the military is issuing a gun lubricant that many soldiers claim causes their weapons to jam, and endangers their lives.

BONDING, LUBRICATION, AND HEAVY METAL
The following article was originally published in the Daymarker -
the monthly newsletter of the Occoquan Yacht Club in Virginia.

Australian Shooter Magazine - Firearms PROTECTION in a bottle
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U.S. COAST GUARD - PRESS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: TO ALL MILITARY ACTIVITIES
COAST GUARD SWITCHES TO MILITEC-1 WEAPONS LUBRICANT
September 21, 2001

MILITEC-1 CITED IN GUN WORLD MAGAZINE'S JANUARY 2001 ISSUE

In an article by Dr. Martin D. Topper, "Getting the Best from the Glock 19", MILITEC-1 gets high praise. The quote below comes from this article. To see the entire article CLICK THE LINK BELOW.

ARTICLE - GUN WORLD MAGAZINE - 2001 (PDF FILE - 2.7 Megs)

"All semi-auto pistols require some lubricant for reliability and to prevent excessive wear. I'd been using Remington Rem Oil for some time. I like it for the internal parts of revolvers and the trigger mechanism of my glock, but it seemed a little light for the slide rails and barrel of my semi-auto. Previously, I'd picked up a couple of bottles of Militec-1 at the Secret Service matches, and found that it did an excellent job of lubricating my Colt .45. Militec-1 is a polymer that's thicker than Rem Oil and does not evaporate as fast. It also bonds to metal when the gun is hot and provides a very slick and wear-resistant surface. I used it on my Glock, and after several sessions at the range, the slide cycled noticeably smoother."