Graphite Treated Barrel Test (Pics)

Just did a search on Neolube.Are there different types of Neolube?
The bottle says Dry Film Conductive Lubricant.
Same stuff?

 
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I'm just curious because I've been using HBN in a couple rifle's for a few years now. Is there suppose to be any benefit to using the graphite over HBN?
 
Picked up the Mac's from Napa. I am just putting it up for the label information. Maybe it will work for some of y'all.

Here's the label and information, says it's made by the Canucks
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Bullet plating and ease of clean up. I use powdered colloidal graphite in the case necks I mandrel size. It starts out as little spot on your finger and the next thing you know it looks like you work in a coal mine. Maybe it's just me???
 
The gunsmith that put a brake on my brother's 300 Win Mag Savage used Lock-Ease to put the brake on.
We took it off a couple of years later to try a suppressor to see the difference.It came right off.
My brother shot the rifle 5 times and put the brake back on with no problems.
 
Getting back on track…
I quit using graphite as a barrel coating for a couple of reasons. One being that while copper clean up was easier, getting the carbon out was a bugger. Knowing all along that graphite is carbon I became concerned that burnishing it into my barrel may exacerbate buildup of the dreaded "carbon ring". hBN just seemed like a better alternative and that's the direction I've gone. If I had the same issue as the OP I would use graphite in a heartbeat.
 
I always start with Hoppes #9 with 2 patches then clean with my Wipe out Patch out. It has been working great for me, never had a problem. But we don't have a lot of moisture here in Montana. I always keep a heater going in my reloading room at the shop, stays at about 62 degrees.
 
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