Inside neck lubing with MOLY

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REMY

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Hi guys would like to ask how to prepare the Moly or which Moly type is used to Lube inside case neck ?
The method im after is the one ive seen in video by Lou Murdica in which he dips a brush in a solution, not sure if dry or wet and proceeds to Lube inside case neck , if wet would like to ask how to prepare and which solvent is used to do this ?

Thanks to amo reply in Advance,

Cheers Remy
 
REMY said:
Hi guys would like to ask how to prepare the Moly or which Moly type is used to Lube inside case neck ?
The method im after is the one ive seen in video by Lou Murdica in which he dips a brush in a solution, not sure if dry or wet and proceeds to Lube inside case neck , if wet would like to ask how to prepare and which solvent is used to do this ?

Thanks to amo reply in Advance,

Cheers Remy
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Im curious as well.
 
50/50 Moly/Dry Mica Neck Lube

I use a 50/50 mixture of Moly and Dry Mica to lube necks for LR BR bullet seating. I put the mixture in a shot glass to the depth of the case case neck.......no need for steel balls.

I merely sink the case neck into the mixture give it a twist, and click the case on sides of the shot glass while retracting it, and then wipe off the outside of the neck. A fine film of the moly/Mica is left on the neck interior.

I found that this technique significantly reduces the seating force variance on a a K&M force pack......especially after cleaning with pins.

I don't recall why or how I came up with the 50/50 mixture......that was nearly 20 years ago.
 
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Molyslide

I use Neco Molyslide 800-451-3550 I use a Q tip and a toothbrush and nylon brush Stu Harvey showed me this one. Chuck up a case. . USE THIS stuff very very sparingly. As case spins run brush dabbed in molyslide in the neck. Run toothbrush over neck. Turn. Clean up with. A tiny tiny bit goes a long way. Hope this helps. Michael Taner
 
..turn ??
we are talking SEATING bullets, yes ??

chaymbrd said:
I use Neco Molyslide 800-451-3550 I use a Q tip and a toothbrush and nylon brush Stu Harvey showed me this one. Chuck up a case. . USE THIS stuff very very sparingly. As case spins run brush dabbed in molyslide in the neck. Run toothbrush over neck. Turn. Clean up with. A tiny tiny bit goes a long way. Hope this helps. Michael Taner
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BillBrawand said:
been using graphite since 1973 works fine.
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Been doing this for years.
Bunch of fine lead shot with graphite all over it.
Works good for turning and sizing.

I would not anticipate using it to lubricate the inside of the neck for shooting.
For the most part you need a decent amount of neck tension to get good powder burn.
 
it all depends.
if the bullet is at or in the ands less actual mechanical neck tension is required. a slow burning powder in a case limited by mag length MAY benefit from a bunch of tension.
best to try various amounts in each case.

and yes it is being used on loaded ammo.

brickeyee said:
Been doing this for years.
Bunch of fine lead shot with graphite all over it.
Works good for turning and sizing.

I would not anticipate using it to lubricate the inside of the neck for shooting.
For the most part you need a decent amount of neck tension to get good powder burn.
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