NV Chrony disappointment

[N6CRV]

I think a lot don't realize that Moly is a powder that can be mixed with grease or oil and can also be used as a powder and can be burnished into the metal piston and seal. It will NOT diesel. I like using the powder in the trigger group and let it work it way into the parts. Moly can also be added to some of the new super lubes. If you take a dowel and a rag or paper towel on the end that just fits the tube, put some powder on the rag and move it in and out it will burnish into the metal making it really smooth. The grease that saids moly for auto ball joints, is NOT what you use on Air Guns!

[mafatone]

I never bought it so I don't know, but from what I see, the little screw top tubs of moly on some popular websites looks like grease to me. I agree the powder moly would be great for the air gun.

[N6CRV]

There are a few that is selling the powder on ebay. What I use to mix my own is Midway Moly disulfide dry lubricant A big container is 8oz. and lasts a very long time. It is used for lubing shell cases and lead bullets. Getting it that way you can mix how strong you want it. If mixed with thin oil the oil will act as a carrier to get it into tight spaces like the cocking linkage and the barrel block if did not change over to brass washers then use the Moly in a little grease. I use the Moly/grease on the spring ends and the top hat. Now the bad once you burnish it into the metal it is HARD to get out and nothing will stick to it!
 

[jus Tom]

The dry moly inside the tube and on the seal sounds like an interesting experiment. I know someone that has and uses the dry moly in his reloading of match ammo, he offered some to me when I was telling him about using the ARH moly paste but I declined at that time, guess I'll have to take him up on his offer now.
BTW,, my piston has the threaded hole on the bottom and now I know why....thanks for the info.

[mafatone]

There are a few that is selling the powder on ebay. What I use to mix my own is Midway Moly disulfide dry lubricant A big container is 8oz. and lasts a very long time. It is used for lubing shell cases and lead bullets. Getting it that way you can mix how strong you want it. If mixed with thin oil the oil will act as a carrier to get it into tight spaces like the cocking linkage and the barrel block if did not change over to brass washers then use the Moly in a little grease. I use the Moly/grease on the spring ends and the top hat. Now the bad once you burnish it into the metal it is HARD to get out and nothing will stick to it!

   You were right. Moly paste is 70%-80% moly. The moly grease is only 20%-30% moly. Thanks for the information. Maybe I was thinking of that tar stuff that I would never use. Either way thanks.