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BALLISTOL SPORTSMAN'S OIL
BALLISTOL dissolves traces of lead, copper, zinc, brass and tombac, which are used to make projectiles and jackets for them. Residues of these metals will remain in the bore of any firearms as a result of shooting jacketed or unjacketed lead projectiles.
BALLISTOL is a far better lubricant than most, if not all, other so-called gun oils . One of the worst sins of most common "gun oils" is that they gum up and harden relatively fast. They become sticky and gluey and can dangerously interfere with the proper mechanical function of a firearm. BALLISTOL WILL POSITIVELY NEVER GUM UP OR HARDEN.
KNIVES & TOOLS - Lubricates, cleans, & protects metal, plastic, rubber, & wood. Outstanding penetrating oil, creeps into the finest cracks, loosens nuts & bolts. Also use as a cutting/boring oil (20:1).
BALLISTOL can be used to lubricate and protect any exposed non-anodized metallic part on any aircraft. It can also be used to lubricate, protect and maintain all tooling, and gauges.
When freshly applied BALLISTOL has a distinct smell and taste. After approx. 20-25 minutes of exposure to air BALLISTOL turns into a practically tasteless and odorless substance.
A Short History
In 1874, Friedrich Wilhelm Klever, an attorney with interest in economy, founded the "Klever Company" in Cologne, Germany. He began producing oils and greases from coal and eventually bought a coal mine, so he would not run out of raw materials. Freidrich's son, Dr. Helmut Klever, had become a professor of chemistry at the Technical University of Karlsruhe. He set out to develop an all-around oil for the Army. In 1904 Dr. Helmut Klever succeeded in producing an oil, which he named "BALLISTOL, from the word 'ballistic' and the Latin word for oil 'oleum'. BALLISTOL has been around in Europe for over 90 years. Originally invented for military use it became a household word in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Millions of users have experimented with BALLISTOL and found new surprising applications for it, some of which reach into field of veterinary and even human medicine.
The general food industry uses BALLISTOL for two major reasons: it is not toxic to people and pets and what remains, after the components of BALLISTOL that can evaporate have evaporated, is of practically neutral odor and taste. And that is important to German beer brewers, who are committed to making beer under the strict rules of the "Reinheitsgebot," the purity law, issued in 1516 by the Bavarian Dukes Wilhelm and Ludwig.



MIX RATIOS for BALLISTOL SPORTSMAN'S OIL
CLEAN BLACK
POWER RESIDUE
"MOOSEMILK
50% BALLISTOL
50% WATER
Increase water as desired
CLEAN MACHINE
GUN CORROSIVE
AMMO RESIDUE
10% BALLISTOL
90% WATER
CLEAN SMOKELESS
& MODERN AMMO
RESIDUE
PURE BALLISTOL
MOST APPLICATIONS
PURE BALLISTOL




Material Safety Data Sheet and Technical Data Sheet available.

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