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do you need "bullets" or cartridges as in loaded ammo?

"Why so many large particles and why no filter of any type" I would say NO pressure pump to circulate oil so no filter oil which add a higher cost to install. And not needed since most cars trucks go a lifetime with original oil installed but yeah should have a filter. sealed fill for life...

high Fe, low vis, find out whats supposed to be used and oh I do not know maybe use that.

crap there is enough shortages now for base oil, addtives and even drums and kegs this will put a big dent in product avalibility. Can you say inflation with base oils up this week alone 70 cents gal, bright stock up over $1.50 last month. Thats like 30% or more not counting contianer shortage.

high organic TBN less CA?

some large rotary commpresors use the oil to cool and seal the vanes. this puts a lot of hot air on the oil so long oxidation life is important like 10K with a PAO syn vs 2-3K hours with a mineral. So the syn will allows 3-4 time life BEFORE oil change or sludge starts to form. both work just...

yeah you are right did not fully read. IMHO solids never stay in suspension as the oil ages and fall out.

vanlube is not a colloidal solid it is a soluble compound, ester I think not a typical solid dispersion.

buy ammo as you see it has and may well be out of stock for couple years.

I use hoppes and whatever oil I have laying around. But do use industrial ISO 220 way lube for sliding areas

Bronze normally just needs a good non moly grease if using moly I would stay under 5%. Over 5% in frictionless bearing can be abrasive. That said bronze is kinda self lubricating so with or with out moly I think you are fine a nice water proof high dropping point grease is good.

Lighten up all my friends shoot glocks cause they are cheap to buy and are like legos you can add al kinds of stuff to them. Me Im a old guy grew up on S+W wheel guns with 2# crisp triggers, gas was 15 cents a gallon so yeah set in my ways. I do like the HK pistols think it was a ? VP? All my...

well I bought a Glock just so I have cred when I say how lousey they are. Find a gun shop that rents and start with a 38 handgun, then maybe a auto go from there buy what YOU shoot well. Some guns may not fit you hand or feel "good" try them out. Rifles and shotguns same try if you can, If you...

try a "lard" oil like Crisco forget milk LOL that is stupid.

other than timken and load numbers is a regular CA sulfonate grease. I'm sure there is some boutique or major grease for mine equipment that may exceed or equal maybe bel ray or XOM.

what does conventional 85/140 have to do with Brass in a axle? the chemistry is what counts not the vis or base oil type. If you need a GL-4 type oil look to industrial gear oils there are some multi grade but you would maybe be fine with a MP 220 oil.

W was used for winter before API even came out with w grades.

kind of penny wise pound foolish yah think? So you buy on price NOT quality I guess. $10 is not a big deal Not worth getting upset over let alone post about.

LOL clicked on this made my day thank you.

these are used in the industry at mfg level or end use customers. They are esters that add some seal swell or softning and some "slip" or friction modifier. Used in elevators where they do not want the elevator to lurch or jerk to a stop.