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A friend of mine, uses to coat ordinary rifle bullets with graphite by tumbling them into graphite powder mixed with small steel spheres; graphite seems to stick to bullets quite well and he claims that it extends barrel life. Any opinions would be appreciated. - Lorenzo
 
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he claims that it extends barrel life

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Wildboar...
your friend is ON DRUGS...

graphite, under pressure is (not exactly) POWDERED DIAMONDS!@!!!

amazing abrasive, as NASA found out

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He's likely using Moly Disulfide, not graphite. Moly works very well for me in high-volume barrels.

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Jeffe, could you explain me how graphite under pressure become an abrasive? There are graphite-based greases and lubricant oils... Lorenzo
 
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