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<blockquote data-quote="thatguyshm" data-source="post: 929685" data-attributes="member: 69989"><p>The way it was always described to me, is moly-b is similar to graphite. If you ever were a cub scout or had a cub scout, you know graphite lubes the nails of your pinewood derby car. That being said, thats exactly what it does for your projectiles. I've loaded moly-b vs non, and you can notice it in recoil. I never paid much attention until I push my 700p 308 past 450 yards, as the difference is minimal. I've actually shot moly-b's and non, switching back and forth between shots at a metal hanger at 450, and noticed minimal bullet drop. Never shot one after the other over a chrony though. </p><p></p><p>Shorter distances, I used same load and didn't notice alot of difference besides ease of cleaning the barrel. It depends on if you want one ragged hole or not. At 100m, I wouldn't worry a thing. What I would say, is free projectiles are always welcomed, load some up and see what happens. I would not recommend for hunting, but for plinking, try it out. Whats the worst that can happen? You don't hit the x ring?</p><p></p><p>Just my .02$</p><p></p><p>-shm</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="thatguyshm, post: 929685, member: 69989"] The way it was always described to me, is moly-b is similar to graphite. If you ever were a cub scout or had a cub scout, you know graphite lubes the nails of your pinewood derby car. That being said, thats exactly what it does for your projectiles. I've loaded moly-b vs non, and you can notice it in recoil. I never paid much attention until I push my 700p 308 past 450 yards, as the difference is minimal. I've actually shot moly-b's and non, switching back and forth between shots at a metal hanger at 450, and noticed minimal bullet drop. Never shot one after the other over a chrony though. Shorter distances, I used same load and didn't notice alot of difference besides ease of cleaning the barrel. It depends on if you want one ragged hole or not. At 100m, I wouldn't worry a thing. What I would say, is free projectiles are always welcomed, load some up and see what happens. I would not recommend for hunting, but for plinking, try it out. Whats the worst that can happen? You don't hit the x ring? Just my .02$ -shm [/QUOTE]
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