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molly coated projectiles?
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<blockquote data-quote="screech" data-source="post: 199223" data-attributes="member: 5135"><p>Im not trying to stepp on diderr feet but I disagree. With what I have seen, molly is bad. The supposoble pro's are suppose to be less fouling, longer barrel life, sometimes get more speed, etc. With what I have seen it is actually harmfull to barrells. It dosent help in any kind of fouling and and if you do get any kind of velocity advantage it is normally not enough to worry about.</p><p></p><p>All I have seen was with mostly custom stainless steel barrels and a few factory ones. I havent dealt with molly bullets in chrome molly barrels since i dont shoot them much. All I have seen was with a bore scope. take it for what you want but I personally dont use molly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="screech, post: 199223, member: 5135"] Im not trying to stepp on diderr feet but I disagree. With what I have seen, molly is bad. The supposoble pro's are suppose to be less fouling, longer barrel life, sometimes get more speed, etc. With what I have seen it is actually harmfull to barrells. It dosent help in any kind of fouling and and if you do get any kind of velocity advantage it is normally not enough to worry about. All I have seen was with mostly custom stainless steel barrels and a few factory ones. I havent dealt with molly bullets in chrome molly barrels since i dont shoot them much. All I have seen was with a bore scope. take it for what you want but I personally dont use molly. [/QUOTE]
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