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I think Wilson has a product with a similar name but it isn't the same lube.

If you go to my website and click on the "Parts Store" tab, you'll be taken to my e-store where the lube and other 1911 parts are. I'm glad to hear that everyone likes the lube. Thank you all for your support.

Yes, I'm shipping out the back orders and will be caught up with all orders by today or tomorrow.

Yes, due to the big demand I just ran out of plastic jars. They should arrive in the next few days and I'll start filling back orders. Thank you very much for your support!

I've got the stuff in bulk but I haven't had a chance to put it into individual containers. Life has been a little crazy for the last couple of months but I'll try to get the lube ready soon.

My less-than-scientific cold weather testing so far has been to put some in the freezer. It thickened slightly but since it's a very light grease, it was still thinner than other gun greases are at room temperature. I had one tester shoot in freezing weather and he had no malfunctions...

The tests have all been very positive, I'm just juggling too many projects right now to get it packaged and ready to sell.

Thanks! You can blame Tuner :neener:

Honestly, I don't know. It's primary job is to lubricate. The slide rails and other parts that you apply it to are probably safe from rust but I'm not sure I'd want to coat the outside of a pistol with it.

Hi guys - sorry but the Tuner jumped the gun on me. When I sent him some lube to try, I was just beginning to test it and wasn't expecting him to go public with it. I've still got more testing to do and I'm in the middle of moving the shop to the Austin, TX area so it will probably be a couple...

Thanks for the heads-up on this thread John. To answer your question, those wide spur hammers are made from a casting. The quality is excellent and if you ever manage to break one, I'll replace it. I don't know of anyone who makes a wide spur hammer out of bar stock. They would be expensive...