PREMIUM AMERICAN MADE FIREARMS LUBRICANTS
BY NEXUS DEFENSE & MACHINE CO.
YES, IT SMELLS AWESOME.
NO, THAT’S NOT THE ONLY REASON TO BUY IT.
Sure, we could have made another boring bottle of gun oil.
We didn’t.
Founding Fathers Premium Firearms Lubricants combine serious firearm protection and lubrication with scents that make cleaning and maintaining your guns a whole lot less boring.
Underneath all the apples, cherries, bacon, ale, tobacco and teak is a real lubricant designed to reduce friction, protect metal, and keep your firearm running smooth.
So yes, your gun can smell like a colonial tavern.
It can also be properly lubricated.
That part seemed important.
Pick your scent. Lube your guns. Defend freedom.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. The scents are the fun part, but the lubricant is made to do real work. It reduces friction, helps protect metal surfaces, and keeps moving parts operating smoothly. We just decided gun oil didn’t have to smell like… gun oil.
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Noticeable, but not overpowering. You’ll smell it while applying and handling your firearm, but the goal isn’t to make your gun safe smell like a candle store.
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Apply it anywhere your firearm needs lubrication—rails, bearing surfaces, pivot points, action components, and other metal-on-metal contact areas. Follow your firearm manufacturer’s lubrication recommendations when in doubt.
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Not much. A small drop or thin film on the appropriate contact points is usually all you need. The precision needle applicator makes it easy to put the lubricant exactly where you want it instead of bathing the entire gun in oil.
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It’s intended for use on common firearm metal surfaces and finishes. With unusual coatings, painted surfaces, wood, rubber, plastics, or other specialty materials, we recommend testing a small inconspicuous area first.
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Absolutely. Founding Fathers Premium Firearms Lubricants are made in the USA.
Freedom smells better this way.
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Mechanically? No.
Spiritually? Absolutely.
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Yes.
We fought the war. We won. We can lubricate whatever we want now.