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Hello gents,
This is my first post to the forum after much enjoyable reading. Just wanted to say greetings and give a link to a better price on the moly grease used on the Marauder. If purchased from the suppliers online one can pay $13 for 1oz. At Napa you can buy the same item for $7.50, 9ozs. "three 3oz tubes" , have it now, no waiting, no shipping costs and have enough to split with your buddies.

http://www.napaonline.com/Catalog/CatalogItemDetail.aspx?R=SLRSL3144_0006410103

SteveK
Newman Lake, WA

Is it the regular automotive Molly grease for wheel bearings etc. or is it higher Molly content??
Moly grease for air guns is a higher percentage of moly to the carrier substance.

Do not!
Do not!
Use this stuff on any airgun.
It is for balljoints on your car.
USE THIS STUFF:
http://www.airgunwarehouseinc.com/py-a-3498.html
Do not use oil-based lubricant of any kind on any air rifle.

I know this is an old thread, but I'm new and just received my m-rod 25 and have a question. I have 2 squeeze bottles of dry powder molly. Can that be used where the molly grease is used? It sort of seems to me that if you want a very light coating and then burnished coat of molly grease, a light dusting of powder molly and burnishing would do about the same thing. If not, what have I missed? Thanks for any insight that you might give.

Terry

depends what the molly is suspended in....the one up top is suspended in a petroleum base..

SHOOTINIT wrote:depends what the molly is suspended in....the one up top is suspended in a petroleum base..

This is just the dry molly powder, no suspension. I have "puffed" it onto some moving parts of other things, then burnished it and it really made it slick. I just wondered if that would work for the bolt , or if it needed the grease suspension to function properly there.

dry is ok..

I had the opportunity to talk to Crosman regarding this issue. I have been informed that they only recommend moly-graph grease for the bolt only. I did pickup a 14 oz. Cartridge from napa for 4 bucks. And I am re-packaged it for a few friends in 1 oz. tins.