44 Joe,
I've tried the moly on cast bullets extensively, and personally have found absolutely no benefit to it's addition on a cast bullet that is properly sized and lubed. However, for a bullet that has a marginal lubricant on it, the moly does appear to reduce the leading of those bullets.
I've encountered a phenomenon of build-up of moly in the bore of those guns firing moly-coated pills, and remember the same grumblings when that was tried back in the 50's by Parker Ackley and some of the other pioneers of this game.
My opinion of moly is still out to the jury, but for cast bullets of proper hardness, high quality lubricant and gas-checks, I haven't seen any benefit from moly.
Just my very opinionated two-cent's worth!~
God Bless,
Marshall
I've tried the moly on cast bullets extensively, and personally have found absolutely no benefit to it's addition on a cast bullet that is properly sized and lubed. However, for a bullet that has a marginal lubricant on it, the moly does appear to reduce the leading of those bullets.
I've encountered a phenomenon of build-up of moly in the bore of those guns firing moly-coated pills, and remember the same grumblings when that was tried back in the 50's by Parker Ackley and some of the other pioneers of this game.
My opinion of moly is still out to the jury, but for cast bullets of proper hardness, high quality lubricant and gas-checks, I haven't seen any benefit from moly.
Just my very opinionated two-cent's worth!~
God Bless,
Marshall
