Quick Summary
Abbey LT2 Moly is a 50ml molybdenum disulphide grease for lubrication of triggers, bolts and firing mechanisms. It is also recommended for air rifle compression springs and for metal gears and gear sets in airsoft guns.
Who It Is Best For
This is for shooters and airsoft users who need a grease for moving parts and metal gear sets. It suits anyone looking for a lubrication product that is described as high load bearing and intended to help reduce wear in the right applications.
What To Know Before You Buy
Always refer to the manufacturer instructions before using any lube or maintenance product on your gun. If you are unsure, contact the gun manufacturer or importer for advice.
Pros: Suitable for triggers, bolts, firing mechanisms, air rifle compression springs, and metal gears or gear sets in airsoft guns.
Cons: You should check suitability for your specific gun before use, especially if you are unsure about the correct lubricant.
Common Buyer Questions
What is Abbey LT2 Moly used for?
It is used as a molybdenum disulphide grease for lubrication of triggers, bolts and firing mechanisms.
Can it be used in air rifles?
Yes, it is recommended for air rifle compression springs.
Is it suitable for airsoft guns?
Yes, it is recommended for metal gears and gear sets in airsoft guns.
How much do you get?
The product size is 50ml.
Should I check anything before use?
Yes, always refer to the manufacturer instructions and check suitability if you are unsure.
Key Details
| Detail | What it means in use |
|---|---|
| Brand | Abbey |
| Product name | LT2 Moly |
| Type | Molybdenum disulphide grease |
| Size | 50ml |
| Stated uses | Lubrication of triggers, bolts and firing mechanisms |
| Recommended for | Air rifle compression springs and metal gears or gear sets in airsoft guns |
Final Buying View
Abbey LT2 Moly is a straightforward grease for the specific lubrication jobs listed here, with a clear focus on triggers, bolts, firing mechanisms and selected spring or gear uses. If you need a 50ml molybdenum disulphide grease for those applications, it is a practical option. Check your manufacturer guidance before use to make sure it is suitable for your gun.
