Curious if anyones still shooting Moly bullets?

[Walt Krafft]

I like my women and bullets naked. I never had any problems using moly, never saw any advantage either. One less variable to control or worry about. One less thing to spend time doing.

 

[Curmudgeon]

When I ultrasonic if shooting batches of brass I moly to avoid having to lube cases when seating bullets. It works for me.

 

[boltfluter]

Less fouling, no bullet weld to worry about, very consistent bullet seating, first shot always in the group after cleaning, what's not to like! Still coating to this day.
Paul

 

[David Milisock]

Less fouling, no bullet weld to worry about, very consistent bullet seating, first shot always in the group after cleaning, what's not to like! Still coating to this day.
Paul

I have several hundred in stock.

 

[1shot]

Less fouling, no bullet weld to worry about, very consistent bullet seating, first shot always in the group after cleaning, what's not to like! Still coating to this day.
Paul

My reasons are the same as @boltfluter. First shot from a cold/clean bore is much closer to the average velocity of the following shots. The bores seem to clean up faster that barrels that I don't shoot moly in, and yes, I know every bbl. is different.
I use the wet method of applying the moly in my rotary tumbler and couldn't be happier with the results.
I hope this helps,

Lloyd