Gunzilla CLP Review
If you’re looking for a gun oil that does it all, you need Gunzilla CLP. This gun cleaner oil is designed to clean, lubricate, and protect your firearms, all in one product.
Gunzilla CLP is a high-performance gun oil that will keep your guns running smoothly and reliably. The oil is also great for preventing rust and corrosion, so your firearms will stay looking like new.
This gun oil is perfect for both indoor and outdoor use, and it’s safe for all types of firearms. Whether you have a handgun, rifle, or shotgun, Gunzilla CLP will keep your gun in top condition.
Gunzilla CLP Specs
- Lubrication Type Oil
- Viscosity Thin
- Freezing Point -50 F
- Flash Point ???
- Travel Bottle Available? Yes
- Cost $2.10 per ounce
Gunzilla CLP Review
Gunzilla CLP (cleaner, lubricant, and preservative), is a non-toxic oil and I find that it works surprisingly well to clean and protect my firearms. I also like that it doesn’t have a strong chemical smell while I’m using this oil which can happen with some other options on the market.
This is a plant-based cleaner and it works well for light cleaning tasks and the film it leaves behind is a good rust preventative.
Just a note I have found that if you leave this for a long time it can get a bit sticky, it’s loses some points for this if you’re planning on having some long time storage.
If you’re wanting some more options when it comes to gun oils, be sure to check out our article on the Best Gun Oils.
Gunzilla CLP Pros and Cons
- Low odor/Non Toxic
- Works well at cleaning
- Can get gummy
- Can damage some finishes
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About Tom Moore
Tom is one of our content writers at Gun University. When Tom isn't behind the keyboard, he participates regularly in NRL22 and IPSC. You'll often find him out hunting with his mates or camping with his family.
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I used this stuff exclusively for the last 10 years. Unforunately I haven’t been shooting the last three. Pulled some of my guns out to clean and prep for a shooting weekend and found them all gummed up with brown, sticky goo. This stuff is good if you clean and relube often. Never store a gun with it though as they will develop this goo all over them and be a nightmare to clean up.