When FitzGerald approached Watergate burglar G. Gordon Liddy about an endorsement, Liddy told him quite bluntly, "My reputation is not for sale! I'll have Jim and Ray test it. If they're impressed, we'll talk."  Liddy's son Jim was C.O. of Navy SEAL Team 2 at the time. Son Ray commanded a Marine Corps Training Unit at Camp Pendleton. They field tested Clenzoil extensively across a wide range of weapons and gave Dad an enthusiastic "thumbs up".  Shortly thereafter, Clenzoil became the first and only gun cleaning product ever endorsed on national radio by the G-Man.  Not bad for a small company from Westlake, Ohio. But well deserved by a truly remarkable product.

Don't let the shotgun on the label fool you. Clenzoil Field & Range is great on fully automatic weapons. It NEVER gets gummy or sticky. It doesn't get "snotty" during wet weather operations, and it lubricates more effectively than any other product I've come across.  It absolutely prevents rust, so much so, that the machine tool industry has discovered it and already uses it to protect hundreds of millions of dollars worth of tools, dies, and machinery.  In the automotive field, two of the nation's premier racing cam companies coat every new cam with Clenzoil for rust protection in storing and shipping.

Those of us who shoot know how habit-bound everything about gun cleaning can be. Too often, whatever grandpappy taught dad to use, dad told us to use ... and that's what we use.  No questions asked, time honored family traditions being what they are.  Believe me, I understand such things, but I strongly suggest that if Clenzoil Field & Range isn't already a part of your gun cleaning regimen, be a flying fool and give it a try, like I did. I'm betting you'll thank me later ... and possibly start a new family tradition!