BigBill
Absent Comrade
Moly does not eat the bores if it's a good quality moly. If it eats your bores then there is something else in it besides only. Only salts would eat your bores, maybe your primers? Since moly doesn't attract dirt my bores are cleaner so a dry patch will be all that's needed to wipe my bores clean. Do not wash your bores when using moly coated leadcast bullets your actually removing some of the moly that's in the pores of the metal. The bore should have a light gray tint to it after its wiped clean. I do not wash my bores unless I have some leaded which moly prevents leading.
Moly
Eliminates all wear
fights corrosion
prevents galling
reduces friction
stays were we put it
I lived all my guns with moly since the 70s and shoot my leadcast moly coated bullets and never had a barrel problem yet www.ts-70moly.com
I use only the top moly brands. Midwayusa does offer a spray moly for the leadcast bullets that aren't coated with moly already. I'm getting zero leading now.
Moly on the leadcast bullets reduces the leading to almost zero. Moly was used on leadcast bullets way before it was used on jacketed bullets. Moly coated jacketed bullets does get a higher velocity. If you moly coated bullets are going slower there is way too much moly on them.
Lubing the gun with the correct amount of moly will make it feel like a trigger job was done on it. Adding too much moly in it will make it feel tighter. It's a learning process on how much moly to lube your gun with. I have tested and worked with moly in every application since 1970.
I'll be hooked on moly forever. When moly is used to lube our semi auto's it speeds up the cycling too. I use moly on all the springs besides on the sears.
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Moly
Eliminates all wear
fights corrosion
prevents galling
reduces friction
stays were we put it
I lived all my guns with moly since the 70s and shoot my leadcast moly coated bullets and never had a barrel problem yet www.ts-70moly.com
I use only the top moly brands. Midwayusa does offer a spray moly for the leadcast bullets that aren't coated with moly already. I'm getting zero leading now.
Moly on the leadcast bullets reduces the leading to almost zero. Moly was used on leadcast bullets way before it was used on jacketed bullets. Moly coated jacketed bullets does get a higher velocity. If you moly coated bullets are going slower there is way too much moly on them.
Lubing the gun with the correct amount of moly will make it feel like a trigger job was done on it. Adding too much moly in it will make it feel tighter. It's a learning process on how much moly to lube your gun with. I have tested and worked with moly in every application since 1970.
I'll be hooked on moly forever. When moly is used to lube our semi auto's it speeds up the cycling too. I use moly on all the springs besides on the sears.
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