Soviet Army Dual-Chamber Weapon Oiler Bottle
Condition:Grade 1
Good used condition. Fully functional and field-ready, with light wear and typical service markings.
KEY FEATURES
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This is the original Soviet Russian Army weapon oiler bottle issued for field firearm maintenance.
Cold War Service History
Carried across the Cold War era by Red Army infantry, this circular dual-chamber oil can serviced standard rifles including the Mosin-Nagant M91/30, SKS, and AK-47. Built to support troops firing corrosive Berdan-primed ammunition, it ensured quick barrel cleaning directly in the field.
Dual Compartment Function
The body features two separate compartments with twin threaded screw caps. One port is stamped with Cyrillic Щ (Shcheloch) for alkaline solvent to dissolve corrosive salts, while the other bears Н (Neft) for protective neutral lubricating oil, preventing cross-contamination.
Compact Steel Construction
Constructed from stamped sheet steel with a stable flat base, this compact oiler measures roughly 75mm by 65mm. It drops easily into standard canvas magazine pouches or modern range bags, providing reliable oil storage for historic shooting, bushcraft gear care, or militaria collections.
Complete your Soviet rifle maintenance kit or period display with this genuine piece of military field gear.
This item was used by the Russian Army during the Early Cold War (1947–1960) and is in Grade 1 condition. It is in very good condition with plenty of life left. We recommend giving it a wash before wearing.
Grade 1 represents solid, fully functional military surplus that has been deployed or issued but remains in great usable condition with plenty of life left.
- Functionality: 100% field-ready. All main zippers, press studs, drawstrings, and buckles work as intended with no critical faults.
- Fabric & Wear: Structurally sound with light cosmetic wear, minor abrasion, or subtle fading from normal military use and laundering.
- Markings & Personalisation: May feature soldier names, unit numbers, service markings, or light depot stamps written on tags or fabric.
- Repairs: May include neat, professional military-standard stitches or minor reinforcement patches that do not compromise gear integrity.
- Storage & Cleanliness: Gear is serviceable straight out of the box, though a standard initial wash or airing is recommended to clear typical military surplus storage scent and minor handling dust.
| Product Code | SKU8694K |
| Department | Equipment |
| Condition/Grade | Grade 1 |
| Era | Early Cold War (1947–1960) |
| Issuing Country | Russian |
| Service | Army |
| Designation | Dvukhgorlovaya Maslenka (Two-Spout Oiler) |
| Material | Stamped Sheet Steel |
| Compatible Firearms | Mosin-Nagant M91/30, SKS, SVT-40, AK-47, AKM |
| Dimensions | Approx. 75 mm x 65 mm x 34 mm |
| Chamber Identification | Щ (Shcheloch - Solvent) / Н (Neft - Oil) |
| Key Features | Lightweight, Packable |
| Activities | Historical Reenactment, Fishing & Hunting, Camping & Bushcraft, Emergency Preparedness |
Same-Day Dispatch: Orders placed before 1:00 PM (Monday–Friday) dispatch the same day from our Aberystwyth warehouse with full online tracking.
UK Delivery: Free standard UK delivery on orders over £50. Royal Mail Tracked 24, Tracked 48, and Next Day courier options available.
EU & USA Tax Pre-Paid: We collect import duties, tariffs, and taxes automatically at checkout for EU and US orders—ensuring smooth customs clearance with zero surprise fees on delivery.
Worldwide Shipping: We ship overseas daily via Tracked Airmail and DHL Express (delivering in ~2 days to the US and 2–5 days to Europe).
60-Day Hassle-Free Returns: Take your time to inspect your gear. Return any item in its original condition within 60 days of delivery.
Free UK Sizing Exchanges: Need a different size? We will exchange it free of charge for UK customers.
Prompt Refunds: Returns are inspected and processed within 5 working days of reaching our Aberystwyth warehouse depot.
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