moly coated bullets
I believe most of the problems experienced are due to an inferior method of moly-coating. I use the method marketed by MidwayUSA and have never had a problem. After tumbling for about 45 minutes I remove the bullets and place them in an old towel and agitate to remove any excess moly powder. The moly bore treatment is useless; don't buy it. Also avoid any spray treatment. It takes about a dozen rounds before you will see the effects as the moly also coats the bore. I run a dry patch through the bore about every 50 to 100 rounds. I give the barrel a thorough cleaning about every 200 rounds.
The moly treatment shrank my groups by 100%. I also treat my jacketed auto rounds to improve feeding. I cannot tell a great deal of difference in lead bullet's accuracy but there is less leading. I have not tried the treatment on swaged bullets.
I believe most of the problems experienced are due to an inferior method of moly-coating. I use the method marketed by MidwayUSA and have never had a problem. After tumbling for about 45 minutes I remove the bullets and place them in an old towel and agitate to remove any excess moly powder. The moly bore treatment is useless; don't buy it. Also avoid any spray treatment. It takes about a dozen rounds before you will see the effects as the moly also coats the bore. I run a dry patch through the bore about every 50 to 100 rounds. I give the barrel a thorough cleaning about every 200 rounds.
The moly treatment shrank my groups by 100%. I also treat my jacketed auto rounds to improve feeding. I cannot tell a great deal of difference in lead bullet's accuracy but there is less leading. I have not tried the treatment on swaged bullets.
