BROWNELLS NEEDLE OILER BOTTLES

Super nice , buying the bigger ones soon. I have one arm and this product makes things easier on me.

Excellent product. Perfect for oiling those hard to reach areas. Just ordered more.

Can't live without these once you've owned them for while. not sure what the deal is with the one star reviewer. there's something seriously wrong if you cant squeeze these bottles. I mean come on seriously. only thing I can think of is it was clogged with debris. I wouldnt like these if they were made from low density poly. they wouldnt distribute oils correctly (small drops) and they wouldnt be as durable. the ONLY issue I've had was with the one bottle I used for Eezox the black rubber grommet swelled and got soft. not gummy or dissolved just swelled and fell into the bottom. the bottle still sealed tight without it thanks to the good sturdy contrsuction. I've bought several other brands of oil that come with needle oiled bottles. this is by far the best.



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Over all great product. Works well with my oils and solvents. Was quite sure after I read the lesser reviews but haven't experienced any of the issues that they explained. Price is great and use them every day with my work as a gunsmith. The only thing I can mention that might be a issue is make sure that the tops are tight before you use had an one that wasn't tight pop of when I squeezed it.

I figured I'd get these from Brownell's since they surely wouldn't carry anything that's junk. Sorry, but this is junk. Can't hardly squeeze the bottle to get any oil to flow. Hoppe's oiler bottle is far superior.

Can't go wrong with this needle oiler. Perfect for the hard to reach places. Needle tip allows exact amount in the right spot too. Perfect for armorer's tool kit. Fill it to the level you need and leave the larger oil container at home. Just don't lose the cap like I did. A pencil eraser does the trick though!

I have these as a replacement for three needle oiler bottles of the same design except that these have a red "stopper" whereas the previous bottles had a black stopper.

These also have a different part number. Hopefully these have an improved gasket inside the cap that makes the seal between the metal cap and the top of the plastic bottle. The previous bottles were discontinued and probably because fluids such as Kroil and Sweets 7.62 cleaner caused the gasket to dissolve. These are great bottle for the design making it easy to easily place a small drop of oil.

If you have these, just check occasionally to see if the gasket is holding up as when the previous bottle's gasket broke down, it was like melted black chewing gum.

I've finally found something that puts the right amount of oil where I need it, without making a mess. Also they're translucent so you can easily see the fluid level inside. I keep one with Kroil, one with Hoppe's #9, and one with CLP in my cleaning kit. Holds enough to clean several guns before re-filling. They're inexpensive and they haven't leaked yet. Check for platic or metal shavings before you fill them.

These little bottles are great. I have had them in my shop for a while now and definately need more. They are perfect for getting whatever fluid exactly where you need. I found that I have reduced waste of fluids quite a bit now. Also less mess. Love these little suckers.

I use the needle oiler to lubricate my 1911. It puts oil exactly where I want it in tight areas. It works especially well when lubricating the slide assembly.

First let me say the oilers are fine, work as advertised and so far haven't leaked. Now for the caution, CHECK the cap, mine had shavings from what appeared to be leftovers from the cap threading. Pull the washer and check there as well, mine were full of shavings. I decided to recommend the product with the above caveat.

I have 1 of these on my work bench (w\light oil), 2 in my range box (1 gun oil, 1 for solvent). The needle applicator puts the oil/solvent exactly where you want it. Need a little mid range time lube? A couple of drops at the frame/slide rail interface and your good to go!!