BALLISTOL GUNCER CERAMIC GUN OIL 200 ML

Ballistol GunCer is a gun oil containing ceramic additives for lubricating and protecting the moving metal components of rifles, shotguns and handguns. Its ceramic microparticles reduce friction and wear, smooth microscopic irregularities at loaded contact points and help firearm mechanisms operate consistently. The 200 ml aerosol is suitable for regular maintenance and treating difficult-to-reach components.

Suitable for use

• Rifles

• Shotguns

• Pistols and revolvers

• Semi-automatic pistols and rifles

• Sporting and precision firearms

• Hunting firearms

• Bolt and receiver sliding surfaces

• Slide rails

• Locking surfaces

• Other manufacturer-approved friction and lubrication points

• Protecting firearms against corrosion

• Cold and high-temperature conditions

• Maintaining difficult-to-reach metal components

• Regular workshop and range use

Why choose Ballistol GunCer 200 ml?

• Developed specifically for firearm maintenance

• Contains ceramic microparticles

• Reduces friction and metal-component wear

• Smooths microscopic irregularities at loaded contact points

• Helps reduce energy loss during cycling

• Supports smooth semi-automatic operation

• Protects against corrosion and fretting corrosion

• Water-resistant formulation

• Does not become resinous

• Contains no silicone

• Contains no PTFE

• Oil operating range from –40 to +210 °C

• Ceramic emergency-lubrication capability up to +1000 °C

• Aerosol application reaches confined areas

• The 200 ml size suits frequent use

Technical specifications

• Packaging: Aerosol can

• Net content: 200 ml

• Intended use: Lubricating and protecting firearm metal mechanisms

• Compatibility: Rifles, shotguns, pistols and revolvers

• Oil operating temperature: –40 to +210 °C

• Ceramic-additive emergency lubrication: Up to +1000 °C

• Lubricating additive: Ceramic microparticles

• Friction-reducing: Yes

• Wear-reducing: Yes

• Corrosion protection: Yes

• Fretting-corrosion protection: Yes

• Water-resistant: Yes

• Resinifying: No

• Silicone: None

• PTFE: None

• Signal word: Danger

• Aerosol hazards: Extremely flammable; pressurised container may burst if heated

• Eye irritation: Causes serious eye irritation

• Aerosol storage temperature: Below +50 °C

• Responsible operator: F.W. Klever GmbH, Germany

Supplied with

• Ballistol GunCer ceramic gun oil in a 200 ml aerosol can

Frequently asked questions

What do the ceramic additives do?

The ceramic microparticles reduce direct metal-to-metal contact between friction surfaces. Under load, they help smooth microscopic irregularities at contact points, reducing friction and wear. This is particularly useful on bolts, slides and other moving metal components.

Is GunCer suitable for semi-automatic firearms?

Yes. GunCer is suitable for semi-automatic pistols and rifles. Reduced friction can decrease energy loss during cycling and support more consistent mechanism operation. It cannot, however, correct malfunctions caused by worn components, heavy fouling or unsuitable ammunition.

What does lubrication up to +1000 °C mean?

The normal operating range of the oil is –40 to +210 °C. The manufacturer’s +1000 °C figure refers to the emergency-lubrication capability of the ceramic particles after the liquid oil film has been lost. It does not mean that the liquid oil or every firearm component can continuously withstand this temperature.

How does the 200 ml aerosol differ from the 50 ml GunCer?

Both aerosol sizes provide the same principal lubricating and protective properties. The 50 ml can is more compact and convenient to carry while hunting or visiting the range. The 200 ml aerosol is more practical for regular home or workshop maintenance and for users caring for several firearms.

How does the aerosol differ from the 100 ml GunCer liquid bottle?

The aerosol and liquid versions share GunCer’s principal lubricating properties. The aerosol reaches confined and difficult-to-access components more conveniently, while the 100 ml liquid bottle allows more controlled drop-by-drop application. The appropriate version depends on the lubrication point and preferred application method.

What is the difference between GunCer oil and GunCer grease?

GunCer oil penetrates confined areas more readily and suits fast-moving mechanisms. Thicker GunCer grease generally remains longer on heavily loaded sliding and locking surfaces. The appropriate product depends on the firearm’s design and maintenance instructions.

Can GunCer be applied inside the barrel?

A very thin film can be used to protect the bore during storage, but the barrel and chamber must be wiped dry before firing. Visible oil should be removed because excess lubricant can interfere with normal operation and may cause undesirable pressure effects.

Is GunCer intended for intensive barrel cleaning?

GunCer is primarily a lubricating and protective oil. Use a dedicated bore cleaner for heavy powder, copper or tombac fouling, and apply GunCer to the required friction points after cleaning.

How should the aerosol be used safely?

Use it in a well-ventilated location and keep it away from heat, sparks and open flames. Do not spray it towards an ignition source or pierce or burn the container, even when empty. Protect the can from sunlight and do not expose it to temperatures above +50 °C.

When is Ballistol GunCer 200 ml the right choice?

GunCer 200 ml is suitable for users who maintain firearms regularly and need a larger aerosol for lubricating moving metal components. It is a practical option for owners of several firearms, sport shooters and workshop use when reducing friction and wear and reaching confined mechanism areas are priorities.

The 50 ml aerosol is more convenient to carry, while the 100 ml liquid bottle provides more precise drop-by-drop application. Thicker GunCer grease may remain longer on heavily loaded sliding surfaces. A separate bore cleaner is required for substantial copper or tombac deposits.

Expert recommendation

Before maintenance, confirm that the firearm is unloaded, the magazine has been removed and the chamber is empty. Follow the firearm manufacturer’s lubrication diagram, as not every mechanism component should be oiled. GunCer contains ceramic particles, so shake the aerosol thoroughly before use. Apply it in short bursts or spray a small amount onto a cloth or cleaning tool to avoid saturating the mechanism.

GunCer is particularly useful on slide rails, bolt-bearing surfaces and other manufacturer-approved contact points. Wipe away visible excess after application because too much oil attracts dust and powder residue. Keep it away from ammunition, optics, wood and components intended to operate dry. The bore and chamber must be dry before firing. Store the aerosol away from ignition sources and temperatures above +50 °C.

Ceramic gun oil for regular firearm maintenance

Ballistol GunCer reduces friction and wear between moving firearm components while providing water and corrosion resistance. Its wide operating range, non-resinifying formulation and silicone- and PTFE-free composition make the 200 ml aerosol a practical choice for frequent firearm maintenance.