Remington Accessories 24027 Rem Oil 10 oz Aerosol - Cleans, Lubricates, ProtectsRemingtonPrice from $5.68 to $8.50.
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Remington
Rem Drilube is a dry graphite lubricant spray designed to keep your firearms running smooth and reliable in harsh conditions. Unlike wet oils that attract dust and gunk, Drilube applies as a thin, dry coating that stays put—it won't run, drip, or leave behind the kind of residue that builds up dirt. The aerosol format makes it easy to reach tight spaces in your action, bolt carrier, and trigger mechanism without disassembling more than necessary.
The real payoff shows up in extreme cold. Drilube's non-congealing film keeps your rifle or handgun cycling dependably down to -40°F, making it a smart choice for late-season hunting, winter range trips, or any situation where traditional oils might thicken up and slow your gun down. The Cerflon coating bonds to steel and moving parts, offering protection across all weather conditions while maintaining the speed and feel shooters expect from a quality action.
At 4 ounces, the aerosol can is sized for regular maintenance and touch-ups rather than complete cleaning jobs. It's the kind of specialty lubricant that separates shooters who just keep their guns running from those who keep them running right—especially when temperature drops and performance matters most.
| Brand | Remington |
| Product Type | Dry Graphite Lubricant Spray |
| Container Size | 4 oz. aerosol can |
| Temperature Rating | Effective to -40°F |
| Coating Type | Cerflon |
Yes. The non-congealing formula is rated to -40°F, making it a solid choice for late-season and winter hunting when standard oils tend to thicken and slow cycling.
No. The dry graphite coating leaves behind a clean, dry film without the sticky residue that collects dust and debris over time. It stays where you apply it.
The product is a single 4 oz. aerosol spray can of Rem Drilube lubricant.
Rem Drilube is formulated as a general-purpose firearm lubricant and works on rifle and handgun actions, bolts, and other moving parts where a dry, non-congealing coating is preferred.
Remington
Rem Drilube is a dry graphite lubricant spray designed to keep your firearms running smooth and reliable in harsh conditions. Unlike wet oils that attract dust and gunk, Drilube applies as a thin, dry coating that stays put—it won't run, drip, or leave behind the kind of residue that builds up dirt. The aerosol format makes it easy to reach tight spaces in your action, bolt carrier, and trigger mechanism without disassembling more than necessary.
The real payoff shows up in extreme cold. Drilube's non-congealing film keeps your rifle or handgun cycling dependably down to -40°F, making it a smart choice for late-season hunting, winter range trips, or any situation where traditional oils might thicken up and slow your gun down. The Cerflon coating bonds to steel and moving parts, offering protection across all weather conditions while maintaining the speed and feel shooters expect from a quality action.
At 4 ounces, the aerosol can is sized for regular maintenance and touch-ups rather than complete cleaning jobs. It's the kind of specialty lubricant that separates shooters who just keep their guns running from those who keep them running right—especially when temperature drops and performance matters most.
| Brand | Remington |
| Product Type | Dry Graphite Lubricant Spray |
| Container Size | 4 oz. aerosol can |
| Temperature Rating | Effective to -40°F |
| Coating Type | Cerflon |
Yes. The non-congealing formula is rated to -40°F, making it a solid choice for late-season and winter hunting when standard oils tend to thicken and slow cycling.
No. The dry graphite coating leaves behind a clean, dry film without the sticky residue that collects dust and debris over time. It stays where you apply it.
The product is a single 4 oz. aerosol spray can of Rem Drilube lubricant.
Rem Drilube is formulated as a general-purpose firearm lubricant and works on rifle and handgun actions, bolts, and other moving parts where a dry, non-congealing coating is preferred.
