Ballistol Vaseline Gun Grease is a resin- and acid-free white grease for lubricating and protecting internal and external firearm metalwork.
Ballistol Vaseline Gun Grease is a resin- and acid-free white grease for lubricating and protecting internal and external firearm metalwork. Its persistent lubricating film helps keep locks, sliding surfaces and other mechanisms moving while protecting metal against moisture and corrosion. The manufacturer also lists it for maintaining airgun compression pistons. Suitable for use Lubricating internal firearm metal components Protecting external firearm metalwork Lubricating locks and locking components Maintaining slides and guide surfaces Lubricating joints and mechanical connections Lightly and moderately loaded friction surfaces Protecting the external surface of a barrel Protecting the bore during storage Preparing firearms for long-term storage Maintaining air pistols and air rifles Lubricating compatible airgun compression pistons Metal components requiring grease during assembly Why choose Ballistol Vaseline Gun Grease? Fine-quality white petroleum-jelly grease Resin-free formulation Acid-free formulation Lubricates and protects metal components Helps keep locks and mechanisms moving Remains on the surface longer than liquid gun oil Suitable for internal and external metalwork Helps protect metal from moisture Supports corrosion protection during storage Suitable for all firearm components according to the manufacturer Intended for lubricating airgun compression pistons Easily applied with a cloth or cotton swab Practical 70 ml container Technical specifications Intended use: Lubricating and protecting firearm components Suitable surfaces: Internal and external firearm metalwork Suitable mechanisms: Locks, slides and other moving metal components Suitable for airguns: Yes Suitable for compression pistons: Yes, according to the manufacturer Resin-free: Yes Acid-free: Yes Functions: Lubricating and protecting Colour: White Consistency: Grease Contents: 70 ml Container: Resealable tub Application: Lint-free cloth, cotton swab or suitable applicator Supplied with Ballistol Vaseline Gun Grease, 70 ml Frequently asked questions Is Ballistol Vaseline Gun Grease suitable for a barrel? Yes. It can be used to protect the outside of the barrel and, as a very thin storage coating, inside the bore. Before firing, clean and dry the bore completely so that no grease or other obstruction remains. Can it be used to lubricate a firearm’s action? Yes. The manufacturer lists it for locks, locking components and other moving metal parts. Apply only a thin film to the friction points specified by the firearm manufacturer, as excess grease can collect dust and combustion residue. Can it be used on an airgun compression piston? The manufacturer describes the grease as suitable for compression pistons in air pistols and rifles. Use it only when the specific airgun manufacturer permits petroleum-jelly grease. Excess lubricant inside the compression chamber of a spring-piston airgun can cause dieseling and damage the gun. Is the grease suitable for rubber or plastic seals? The product is primarily intended for metal components and airgun compression pistons. Consult the firearm manufacturer before applying it to rubber or plastic because seal materials vary. A dedicated silicone oil is often more appropriate for routine rubber-seal maintenance. Does the grease clean firearm components? No. It is primarily a lubricant and protective grease. Remove dirt, fouling and old lubricant with a suitable gun-parts cleaner or degreaser and allow the component to dry before applying fresh grease. What is the difference between Vaseline Gun Grease and liquid gun oil? The grease is thicker and remains on defined friction and protective surfaces for longer. Liquid gun oil penetrates narrow gaps more readily and is often more convenient for general lubrication and corrosion protection. The correct choice depends on the firearm design and its maintenance instructions. How does it differ from GunCer ceramic grease? Vaseline Gun Grease is intended for routine lubrication, metal protection and storage. GunCer ceramic grease is designed for more heavily loaded and higher-pressure sliding surfaces requiring increased wear protection and a wider operating-temperature range. How should the grease be applied? Clean and dry the surface, then apply a very thin film with a lint-free cloth or cotton swab. Operate the mechanism a few times to distribute the grease across its working surfaces and wipe away any visible excess. When is Ballistol Vaseline Gun Grease the right choice? This grease is suitable when a thicker lubricant is needed for locks, sliding surfaces and other metal mechanisms. It can also provide a persistent protective layer on metalwork during periods when the firearm is not in regular use. Gunex is more convenient for general oiling and reaching narrow spaces, while GunCer grease is better suited to heavily loaded friction surfaces. Ballistol Silicone Oil is more appropriate for rubber seals and plastic components in CO₂ and airsoft guns. Expert recommendation More grease does not provide better lubrication. Apply the product as a thin, even film to clean metal surfaces. Avoid excessive grease inside the action, chamber, firing-pin channel and trigger mechanism, where it may trap dirt or slow operation in cold conditions. If the grease is used to protect the bore during storage, leave yourself a clear reminder. Before firing, pass dry patches through the barrel and inspect the bore. The barrel and chamber must be free from obstructions and excess lubricant. Persistent lubrication and protection for metal components Ballistol Vaseline Gun Grease forms a durable lubricating and protective film on firearm metalwork. Its resin- and acid-free formulation is suitable for locks, sliding surfaces, mechanisms and metal components requiring protection during storage.
Ballistol Vaseline Gun Grease is a resin- and acid-free white grease for lubricating and protecting internal and external firearm metalwork. Its persistent lubricating film helps keep locks, sliding surfaces and other mechanisms moving while protecting metal against moisture and corrosion. The manufacturer also lists it for maintaining airgun compression pistons. Suitable for use Lubricating internal firearm metal components Protecting external firearm metalwork Lubricating locks and locking components Maintaining slides and guide surfaces Lubricating joints and mechanical connections Lightly and moderately loaded friction surfaces Protecting the external surface of a barrel Protecting the bore during storage Preparing firearms for long-term storage Maintaining air pistols and air rifles Lubricating compatible airgun compression pistons Metal components requiring grease during assembly Why choose Ballistol Vaseline Gun Grease? Fine-quality white petroleum-jelly grease Resin-free formulation Acid-free formulation Lubricates and protects metal components Helps keep locks and mechanisms moving Remains on the surface longer than liquid gun oil Suitable for internal and external metalwork Helps protect metal from moisture Supports corrosion protection during storage Suitable for all firearm components according to the manufacturer Intended for lubricating airgun compression pistons Easily applied with a cloth or cotton swab Practical 70 ml container Technical specifications Intended use: Lubricating and protecting firearm components Suitable surfaces: Internal and external firearm metalwork Suitable mechanisms: Locks, slides and other moving metal components Suitable for airguns: Yes Suitable for compression pistons: Yes, according to the manufacturer Resin-free: Yes Acid-free: Yes Functions: Lubricating and protecting Colour: White Consistency: Grease Contents: 70 ml Container: Resealable tub Application: Lint-free cloth, cotton swab or suitable applicator Supplied with Ballistol Vaseline Gun Grease, 70 ml Frequently asked questions Is Ballistol Vaseline Gun Grease suitable for a barrel? Yes. It can be used to protect the outside of the barrel and, as a very thin storage coating, inside the bore. Before firing, clean and dry the bore completely so that no grease or other obstruction remains. Can it be used to lubricate a firearm’s action? Yes. The manufacturer lists it for locks, locking components and other moving metal parts. Apply only a thin film to the friction points specified by the firearm manufacturer, as excess grease can collect dust and combustion residue. Can it be used on an airgun compression piston? The manufacturer describes the grease as suitable for compression pistons in air pistols and rifles. Use it only when the specific airgun manufacturer permits petroleum-jelly grease. Excess lubricant inside the compression chamber of a spring-piston airgun can cause dieseling and damage the gun. Is the grease suitable for rubber or plastic seals? The product is primarily intended for metal components and airgun compression pistons. Consult the firearm manufacturer before applying it to rubber or plastic because seal materials vary. A dedicated silicone oil is often more appropriate for routine rubber-seal maintenance. Does the grease clean firearm components? No. It is primarily a lubricant and protective grease. Remove dirt, fouling and old lubricant with a suitable gun-parts cleaner or degreaser and allow the component to dry before applying fresh grease. What is the difference between Vaseline Gun Grease and liquid gun oil? The grease is thicker and remains on defined friction and protective surfaces for longer. Liquid gun oil penetrates narrow gaps more readily and is often more convenient for general lubrication and corrosion protection. The correct choice depends on the firearm design and its maintenance instructions. How does it differ from GunCer ceramic grease? Vaseline Gun Grease is intended for routine lubrication, metal protection and storage. GunCer ceramic grease is designed for more heavily loaded and higher-pressure sliding surfaces requiring increased wear protection and a wider operating-temperature range. How should the grease be applied? Clean and dry the surface, then apply a very thin film with a lint-free cloth or cotton swab. Operate the mechanism a few times to distribute the grease across its working surfaces and wipe away any visible excess. When is Ballistol Vaseline Gun Grease the right choice? This grease is suitable when a thicker lubricant is needed for locks, sliding surfaces and other metal mechanisms. It can also provide a persistent protective layer on metalwork during periods when the firearm is not in regular use. Gunex is more convenient for general oiling and reaching narrow spaces, while GunCer grease is better suited to heavily loaded friction surfaces. Ballistol Silicone Oil is more appropriate for rubber seals and plastic components in CO₂ and airsoft guns. Expert recommendation More grease does not provide better lubrication. Apply the product as a thin, even film to clean metal surfaces. Avoid excessive grease inside the action, chamber, firing-pin channel and trigger mechanism, where it may trap dirt or slow operation in cold conditions. If the grease is used to protect the bore during storage, leave yourself a clear reminder. Before firing, pass dry patches through the barrel and inspect the bore. The barrel and chamber must be free from obstructions and excess lubricant. Persistent lubrication and protection for metal components Ballistol Vaseline Gun Grease forms a durable lubricating and protective film on firearm metalwork. Its resin- and acid-free formulation is suitable for locks, sliding surfaces, mechanisms and metal components requiring protection during storage.
