As an armorer for 20+ years I've tried most products. The solvent works very well after a few cycles of clean & lube. What I was most impressed with is that unlike most/all others is that dries completely whereas others stay wet in nooks and crannies and mix with lube. In reality any quality lube is adequate. I happen to like these products for the odorless, non toxic and quick drying solvent. I use the HP oil for the lower reciever parts and HP Pro (thicker) for the slide, barrel and hood areas. I apply grease to areas that show scuffing, all lube is done sparingly- any more than can show a fingerprint is too much for most modern service pistols.

Most non-toxic cleaners generally take longer to do the job than toxic ones and need to give it 10 min-20 min to work. Grease on firearms are fine until you deal with cold temperatures which can cause issues with your firearms, I rarely use grease.

I love there products! The solvent I put on the feed ramp & let it set & take a undershirt & my fingernail & rub back & forth & it cleans the ramp pretty well. The HP pro oil is the bomb! Carry On

I got my sample pack in the mail today and I am very impressed. Previously my shield was cleaned with hoppes #9 and it was religiously cleaned. Hosed the feed ramp and other trouble areas and wow, it ate off more gunk that the hoppes didnt get. The barrel came out cleaner than ever as well, will be ordering more in the future!

So many oils and solvents on the market, it's hard to choose these days. I've been through quite a few products...as have most of us. M-Pro7 and their oil the LPX, have been at the top of my list for some time and they work great. I decided to give Slip 2000 and Breakthrough a shot, and have had very good success with both. Never tried the Breakthough oil, but the solvent has worked well for me. In the end, I'm sticking with M-Pro and Breakthough for cleaning. And for oiling, Slip 2000 and the LPX are my go to products.

Thanks for the info as look forward to your final opinion with some more use...Good stuff....

Ive thought about giving them a try once my Slip2000 runs out. Great video KS!

I've Been using the battle born grease on the rails of all my pistols for a while now. Its great stuff imo, especially on metal pistols with longer frame rails. Great stuff as always dude👍

I use Hoppe's and Ballistol products m pro 7 oil cleans the firearms and my sinus all in one good review thanks for sharing.

Nothing works better than good old motor oil (I use full synthetic these days) and Hi-Temp Wheel Bearing grease for lube. It stays where you put it and lasts a long time. For solvent I mix 1 qt each of Odorless Kerosene, ATF and Low Odor Mineral Spirits. Costs less than $25 incl tax for 3/4 gallon! Works great for soaking and cleaning BCG for ARs etc too! I haven't bought commercial solvents or "gun" lubes for years. fwiw.

I recently received one of their Battle Ropes (Bore Snake) last week and think I'm going to really like it. I have used Ballistol for cleaning and Militec-1 oil and grease for lube for years. If I ever decide to try something different again, this might just be it. Thanks for the vid.

Thanks for the review. Think I will stick with the old Hoppes 9 :)

good stuff brother they make some good quality products haven't used extensively though so would be good to see an update down the road

after firing my pistols and rifle, all the parts go into a 50/50 bath (water and breakthrough clean solvent) in my ultrasonic cleaner at 100 degrees for 15 minutes. it works best in there. the oil and grease both work amazingly well especially after since the oil is optimized to penetrate the metals after its been stripped by the cleaner.

Well spoken, clear concise information. One thing I am resistant to, is the price of all these designer oils, and cleaners. 99% Isopropyl and mineral oil, is inexpensive, and it works..I have a life time supply, and I only spent $20.00. The environment, is no worse for wear either..

I’ve found their oil to be the best so far. I’m still on the fence with their solvent, but I do like that it is odor free. Still have yet to try the grease.

Honestly for me it’s the opposite the oil didn’t work at all I put it on my Canik and it was getting hot as hell with it after around 50 shots now the solvent I have been using for more than a year and it works really good but what I’ve seen is that it can be a little harsh on cerakote finishes usually on pistols frames like my G19 burnt bronze slide black frame when I use it on the frame it looks like the color fades but then it wears off it’s weird though

Thanks for putting up this review. I tried HP Pro a short while ago and was sold on it as I was looking to try something new. I still have some of my solvent left (MP7 Pro) and was planning to try Breakthrough's solvent but I might have to see more results. I hope you'll continue to try it and maybe even post a follow up to this review. Also, what are some of the solvents you use/used that you do like? Thanks!

Good stuff will give them a try!

I think 1776 did a review on this product as well. Great review i too will try this product as soon as i run out of the solvent and cleaner i am using.

I have had great luck with all there products. I should be doing a review soon. The grease work great in the AR's

Nice job, heard a lot about them

Looks like some high class oil products there. That 19c...looks very cool.

I still clean my pistols with fireclean then use this to lube I’ve also found Lucas extreme duty works well but I prefer battleborn hp because it has no odor.

Looks like high quality stuff.

I use ballistol for general cleaning, butches bore shine for the barrel occasionally for deep clean, and slip2000 ewg for slide rails. Also a thin coating of ewg on the barrel seems to really reduce wear.

Gun lube is a funny thing. For several years now I’ve been reading about guys who make their own based on Mobil One, the premier commercial synthetic engine oil (sorry, Amzoil fans!), and a personally preferred secondary ingredient, Tabasco sauce or whatever. Reading about Breakthrough products would seem to indicate that they, too, use a synthetic oil and some secondary ingredients. For well over a decade and a half now I’ve stayed away from petroleum-based lubes by Frog Lube-ing my guns in the spring when the humidity begins to rise. I use the Crock Pot method of application (not recommended by Frog Lube, probably so no one can get angry with them for ruining their marriage. Personally, I bought my wife a new pot and took the old one for gun use.) as it gets the stuff everywhere inside and out and then I blow off the excess with an air compressor. This is more for all-over rust prevention but is also a great lube. Then, for regular cleaning, I use Ballistol in a water solution applied from a spray bottle with a little full strength Ballistol in the slide rails. This combination of plant-based products keeps me away from anything resembling petroleum product. And it gives the metal finishes and plastic frames a terrific sheen. Ballistol also keeps my leather holster rig and shotgun shell belt, which I use for SASS matches, clean and flexible. If you have not seen the Ballistol history short on KZfaq I would highly recommend it. This stuff can be used for everything short of salad dressing.

I have some of their regular oil, and it's kinda okay, I like a thick oil myself. I'll probably end up picking up a bottle of the HP Pro to give it a try. I do agree that the cleaner doesn't seem to do much. I do like their grease too, I use it on my AKs.

I found that the solvent worked for me. I used the Bore Boss too. What I didn't like about the solvent was that darn sprayer. It was sometimey.

Can you clean the solvent on slides without damaging the paint?

I got some oil and cleaner but have not yet used them. I need to get busy and clean several firearms !

I Know you couldn't mention in the video but what solvent do you use that works great with getting all the carbon debris and other build up out the firearm?

Great review as always. I'll give the company cleaners a try. But for a lube have you ever tried gun butter? If you haven't you might be impressed. Cheers..

Interesting gun care products there KS. Just started using Lucas gun oil but I need a better solvent than the old no. 9. If the Lucas doesn't work out I will give this a whirl. And thanks for the follow on vidme. One of these days I will get the cajones to actually do some content. Any advice from you guys would be welcome

Hey I know this is a 4y video but does these products work because I'm was thinking about switching to this product?

A Glock can run without any lube whatsoever. I've tried the Breakthrough solvent and HP Pro Oil. The only negative I have is that the oil does not really stay on the metal of my Glock 43 all that well. This is especially true of the external area of the slide. On another pocket piece that is prone to rusting, the oil didn't make a difference. Nice and slick, but does not seem to stop rusting. It has zero smell as you say. Not tried the grease.

I used the non pro oil and it kept my pistol nice & oiled The pro oil seemed to dry real quick

I used to buy all the cleaners, etc. But I discovered mineral spirits which clean better than anything I'd used. And I use ALG Go Juice oil which has 500 % more lubricity.

Does this compare to shooters lube?

Haahhaaa. He said lube. No seriously. Good one KS.

I like it

Have you tried the M7pro wpns cleaner and lubricants?

You should try Lucas extreme duty gun oil.

What is the corporate relationship between BreakFree CLP and the Rand products you are reviewing? Did somebody buy someone else?

Funny your video comes out today as I gave all my breakthrough away. The oils I dont mind but for me too much out there that I prefer and works better, bit their solvent cleaner to me is like water, it doesnt clean like others...in fact after im dont cleaning Ill use some ballistol after and its like it was never cleaned, removes all kinds of stuff that the breakthrough didnt. Im pretty anal about cleaning and maintaining as well. I dont use grease so I dont have an opinion on that. Seems you have some similar experiences...

so what solvent do you recommend ?

Glock 19c? Am i missing something? Never heard of that firearm.

The problem however, is that the crap spray bottle it arrives in lasted about 5 pumps before dying on me.

Do these statements hold true 4 years later?

I disagree about the solvent. Maybe it's just because I used to use CLP, but there was carbon on my AK piston head that had been on it since I first got it, and that solvent got it off

I purchased 2 boxes of Magtech ammo in 38spl. After firing one box, and my hands and my Ruger SP101 2.25” barrel turned black, I gave the second box to the range officer and left the range. I stopped of at the store and saw this product so I decided to give it a try, especially since my blood was boiling, because my range time was cut short because of Bullshit. It works great it’s expensive almost $10 for a small bottle but it worked great .

Sad to see that about the solvent. I still need to find a good bio safe solvent.

what about just using mobil1?

Breakthrough MIL GRADE solvent is absolutely phenomenal. Breakthrough Battleborn Grease was not really fan of at all . IMO G96 Liquid gun Grease is light years better . Breakthrough HP Pro Oil is also very good and a lot better than most . My favorite will always be G96 Products when it comes to lube but Breakthrough MIL GRADE solvent is definitely better than G96 Solvent . No 2 waya about it . I had high Hope's for the Battleborn Grease. It just burns off way too quick compared to the HP Oil or G96 Liquid gun Grease. Especially when running suppressed Carbine . I cannot argue with anyone who says they think Breakthrough HP Pro oil and Breakthrough Mil GRADE solvent is the best .

Throw it all away and replace them with hornady one shot and spray it and forget it.works for me the last 24 year's

I.prefer Weapon Shield CLP

Thumbs up for your review, but I have to thumbs down the overall product!

Boutique cleaners, oils, and greases. People need to realize that anything more than Hoppe's #9, 5W-30, 3 in 1, etc., is just a waste of money.

lps works me

Ughh I can’t listen to a guy try to sound nice... just tell it like it is bro, there’s no kinks to work out with solvent lol you spray the stuff and wipe it off in a minute..