[glockguy13]

Has anybody heard of fail zero for glock? I know a lot of glock owners that have never heard of it. I have it on my gun I think it's great

 

[SHOOTER13]

Well...please explain what it is to those uninformed...!!

Thanks...

 

[TheKraken]

Please tell us all about it v

 

[iamthedood]

How much does this dry lube treatment cost?

 

[glockguy13]

Well...please explain what it is to those uninformed...!!

Thanks...

Sure. Well fail zero is a company my brother works for that coats glocks. They coat the slide and the metal internals inside that have a lot of friction during use. It is a coating that always stays on never wears. When you have it u never have to oil or grease anything and it keeps it from heating up like they do. It was for military only at one time if I'm not mistaking. They have shot thousands of rounds through glocks that are coated and had no misfires and was still very clean. The powder and carbon dosent build up and stick to the coating.

 

[glockguy13]

http://www.failzero.com/
That's the website with more info for you that are interested. Not sure how well i explained it

 

[SHOOTER13]

Was just at the website...Glock owners who want price quotes

must email or call the number on the home page.

 

[glockguy13]

Was just at the website...Glock owners who want price quotes

must email or call the number on the home page.

Yeah I wasn't sure about price. My brother works there do I got hooked up by him. I think it's great stuff. Ads really good value to your gun

 

[glockguy13]

Was just at the website...Glock owners who want price quotes

must email or call the number on the home page.

What did you think about it from what you read?

 

[glockguy13]

If anybody has any opinions or more info on fail zero please let me know. I like to learn all I can

 

[Mike P]

Exo is nothing new

 

[G-23]

If anybody has any opinions or more info on fail zero please let me know. I like to learn all I can

They seem to have plenty of product reviews on their site.

I would question how they work out replacement parts on a fiream tho. After having a slide done say, an extractor breaks. I suppose I now have have to have them coat the new extractor (or all my spares beforehand).

Why is this a concern? Because you'll get used to NOT LUBRICATING your firearm and then something breaks. Most people will just replace the broken part and expect the gun to run as it always has, forgetting they had a special coating applied several years ago.

With that said, I was maybe reccommend only doing new guns, then you know you're not wasting money on a old part that might be failing anyway.

Might have your brother talk to the higher ups and see if they would like to advertise at cost here on GLOCK FORUM.

 

[BORIS]

I have never lubed any glock I have ever owned. That goes back to 1989. All my glocks have ever worn is the factory finish. Replacing a small part would not matter, the slide still has the treatment so you dont have to lube it. The new extractor will just slip and slide on the zeroed finish slide......