Moly Coat?

[fireman 9731]

From that point on fire only impact coated projectiles through that rifle

So what happens if I do a hundred or so hBN rounds, and decide that its not worth the effort and shoot regular jacketed after that? Any harm?

 

[Afy]

Nothing happens. All you would want to do is to throughly brush your barrel.
No harm from what I can tell.

 

[zfk55]

Nope. Nothing happens. Clean the bore with Wipe Out or a similar non-ammonia based cleaner and keep shooting.

zfk55

 

[gibble888]

Had to bump this one cuz i am really interested in better cold bore shot placement. Does anyone know why NOT to use ammonia copper remover to strip the barrel for this process? I was thinking to use barnes to remove the copper and then a foaming bore cleaner to remove any possible ammonia residue...thanks in advance

 

[Palehorseman]

Not quite true.
When switching back and forth with moly. it takes 10-15 rnds to settle down, going either way.
Borg

Or a quick bore scrub using pure copper Chore Boy scouring pad strands wrapped around a wire brush.

https://www.google.com/#q=using+chore+boy+copper+pads+to+clean+gun+bore

 

[W.E.G.]

For me, moly koting only made clean-up of the bore a little easier.

I can tell no difference in accuracy of moly vs. non-moly.

I had a full dedicated moly-kote tumbler back in the 90's

Just when you think you have that moly dust contained, you will find that you don't.
I didn't realize it until I had moly-koted most of the basement, including the TV, the VCR, my wife's book collection, and the baby.

I got rid of the moly-kote equipment, and I've not missed it one iota.

 

[JamieC]

The baby? Diaper changing, was the clean up easier?