Videos tagged with Lubricity

This guide from Ultimate Reloader demonstrates the critical first step when using brand new rifle reloading dies: priming the die. By applying a small amount of oil to a case and running it through the new die, you create an initial layer of lubrication. This prevents the 'worst-case friction scenario' and significantly reduces the risk of stuck cases, especially with challenging cartridges like the .223 Remington.

This YouTube Short highlights ARMOR-TUFF® Protective Firearms Finish by Wilson Combat. The video emphasizes the finish's durability, corrosion resistance, and enhanced lubricity, developed specifically for firearms. It details the meticulous preparation process, including sandblasting and parkerizing, before the coating is applied and thermally cured. The finish is available in multiple colors and combinations, offering a non-reflective matte appearance similar to a sandblast blue job. It boasts exceptional resistance to various chemicals, extreme temperatures, and saltwater spray, making it a premium choice for firearm customization and protection.

This video introduces WMD Guns, a company specializing in performance coatings for firearms. Wynn from WMD Guns details their various coating options, including Nickel Boron (NiB), Diamond Like Carbon (DLC), Moly Nitro, Nickel Teflon, and their proprietary NiB-Nitride. The discussion highlights the benefits of these coatings, such as reduced friction, increased lubricity, and improved firearm efficiency, making them suitable for a wide range of firearms from handguns to rifles.