I recently ordered a small tub of their anti-scuff paste and an aerosol can of their liquid grease and used them on my Browning Hi-Power prior to a session at the range.
I sprayed a small amount of the moly grease inside the slide where the locking lugs engage and I put a dab of the moly paste on the slide rails at the forward end. I even put a smudge on the slide just in front of the dust cover where all Hi-Powers tend to rub the finish.
I still wiped down the rest of the gun and lubed the action with EEZOX.
The moly paste really smoothed up the slide action and the grease was applied to the locking lugs to help cushion the slide/barrel engagement.
Overall I was pleased with this, although there was no improvement on my accuracy
I recently sold an S&W SW40F (S&W's Glock knock-off) to a friend of mine and I'm going to suggest the paste to lube that gun since those guns only require a small amount of "dry" lubrication at specific contact points.
I sprayed a small amount of the moly grease inside the slide where the locking lugs engage and I put a dab of the moly paste on the slide rails at the forward end. I even put a smudge on the slide just in front of the dust cover where all Hi-Powers tend to rub the finish.
I still wiped down the rest of the gun and lubed the action with EEZOX.
The moly paste really smoothed up the slide action and the grease was applied to the locking lugs to help cushion the slide/barrel engagement.
Overall I was pleased with this, although there was no improvement on my accuracy
I recently sold an S&W SW40F (S&W's Glock knock-off) to a friend of mine and I'm going to suggest the paste to lube that gun since those guns only require a small amount of "dry" lubrication at specific contact points.
