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Moly Bullet coating

Moly is a high pressure lubricant that will coat your bullets and coat your barrel as you shoot.

Claims made by various manufactures of Moly coated bullets include

 More consistent bullet speeds, Less pressure in the chamber, improved accuracy, little or no copper fouling, firearms are easier to clean and requires dry patches only, barrel life is substantially increased.

Reloading Moly Bullet Coating Kit See price list above

If you have a vibrating case cleaning tumbler that uses corn cob grains or walnut shell grains, then this kit is all you need to coat thousands of bullets.

The kit consists of two 285 ml plastic containers with screw lids, a role of plastic tape, a measuring spoon and a 6 oz container of Lymans Super Moly Powder.

Instructions for use.

1) take the  plastic container and fill with bullets packed as tight as you can get them,.

2)Screw the lid on and give the container a shake, add more bullets until they can only just move.  

3) Using the spoon put in one scraped flat spoonful of the moly powder in the  container. (use one and a half spoonfuls in a new kit to coat the container)

4) Screw the lid on tight and tape the lid shut by running the plastic tape around the seam between the container lid and the body of the container (one and a half time around will be enough) .If  the top comes off it will ruin the tumbling media and the tumbler bowl.

5) Put the container in the cleaning media of your bullet tumbler for 3 or 4 hours. Do not clean any brass at the same time

6) Take out your container/s which have gone a silver grey colour, (moly sticks to everything)

7) Open container and tip bullets out onto newspaper and rub off excess moly. Use disposable gloves or extra newspaper as it is very messy.

8) Use bullets to reload as per normal.

Reloading Hexagonal Boron Nitride Powder (HBN) Bullet Coating Kit See price list above

HBN is a high pressure lubricant that will coat your bullets and coat your barrel as you shoot.

Claims made by various manufactures of HBN coated bullets include

 More consistent bullet speeds, Less pressure in the chamber, improved accuracy, little or no copper fouling, firearms are easier to clean and requires dry patches only, barrel life is substantially increased.

If you have a vibrating case cleaning tumbler that uses corn cob grains or walnut shell grains, then this kit is all you need to coat thousands of bullets.

The kit consists of two  285ml containers with screw lids, a role of plastic tape, a measuring spoon, pack of 1500 steel ball tumbling media  and a 50 Gram container of HBN powder.

Instructions for use.

1) Take the  plastic container and fill the the container with about 1/2 of the steel ball tumbling media  and then add bullets so they are just below the neck of the container to allow a some of movement. .  

2) Using the spoon put in one scraped flat spoonful of the HBN powder in the  container. (use 2 spoonfuls in a new kit to coat the container and ball bearings)

3) Screw the lid on tight and tape the lid shut by running the plastic tape around the seam between the container lid and the body of the container (one and a half time around will be enough) .If  the top comes off it will ruin the tumbling media and the tumbler bowl.

4) Put the container in the cleaning media of your bullet tumbler for 2 or 3 hours. Do not clean any brass at the same time

5) Take out your container/s which have gone a white colour, (HBN sticks to everything)

6) Open container in a well ventilated place and tip bullets out onto an old towel or in to an old sock and rub off excess HBN. Use disposable gloves  as it is very messy. If you find any free powder comes out the container use less next time. The bullets will look the same after the process as before with perhaps a slight haze, however there should be a noticeable difference in how slippery they feel.

7) Use bullets to reload as per normal.

Media and bullet separating/collection system See price list above

Simple to use, just dump the Bullets and ball bearing media as supplied with the HBN kit in to the assembled unit and shake.

All the ball bearings will fall through the holes in to the bottom container. Remove the top  container, remove the detachable door from the bottom container and pour the media back in to the storage pot.

Lyman 6 oz Super Moly Powder See price list above

Lyman Super Moly  is perfect for the reloader that wants to shoot moly coated bullets or is currently shooting moly coated bullets.

Hexagonal Boron Nitride Nano Powder (HBN) See price list above

HBN is perfect for the reloader that wants to shoot HBN coated bullets or is currently shooting HBN coated bullets

This 250 ml container is full with 50 grams of HBN

Bullet Coating Tumbler

This 3kg rotary tumbler running at its slowest speed is ideal for coating bullets (larger wheels added). £85.00

Place the bullets and ball bearings in to the tumbler and put a spoon full of either HBN or Moly in to the drum seal the end and switch on.

The tumbler has a timer on it for a few minutes to one hour or always on. The red switch in the front panel  switches between the 2 modes, continuous rotation in one direction or rotate clockwise for about a minute then rotate anticlockwise for about a minute before repeating etc.

The supplied oversize wheels reduce the speed by almost 50% (To fit these oversize wheels you will need an Allen key for the 3mm bolts). Read below for detailed fitting instructions

You can still alter the speed of tumbling speed with the front dial If needed .

The tumbler comes with all the accessories shown and comes with a UK plug.

To make a complete bullet coating system you will need a Custom made measuring spoon and a container of either HBN or Moly as detailed above.

KT-6808 3Kg Rotary Tumbler Oversize Wheels/Tyres (For existing owners)

When using these tumblers many people find they rotate too fast. Reloading is now supplying oversize wheels which reduce the rotational speed by almost 50% while leaving the machine and drum unmodified. £18.00

To fit you remove the orange tyres and put to one side in case you want to change back. Slot the new large wheels/tyres over the rims and slot together. Using the supplied 3mm bolts tighten the pieces together making sure you leave an even gap on both joints. The joints will have a gap of around 1/2 to 1mm, this is normal and is to allow for the  slight differences in the drums. The screws should be tightened enough to stop the wheels/tyres sliding around the rims and no more. Damage can occur if the bolts are over tightened. It is suggested the left hand end wheel joints are put at 90 degrees to the right hand end joints. The bolts must face the outside of the drum as they may hit the body of the tumbler if placed on the inside. Transparent drum not included, Black wheels/tyres only.

Lyman  Super Moly Advantage kit for Lyman 1200 tumbler

Everything you need to Super Moly Coat bullets. All you add is the reloading tumbler! The two heavy duty bowls will fit the Lyman 600 and 1200 tumblers and most other brand tumblers of similar size. The kit contains two heavy duty long lasting bowls, six ounces (6oz) of Superfine Grade Moly, Moly plating media, and fine finishing media. This kit will coat many thousands of bullets. Only a small amount of Special Superfine Grade Moly is needed for a durable, high-gloss, moly coated finish. Additional bowls are ideal for cast bullets and ammunition. Coating instructions are included. £74.00