Coyote Rifle of choice ?

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02-11-2010, 08:53 AM

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zrexpilot

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caking and corrosion come to mind

02-11-2010, 09:02 AM

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zrexpilot

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then you should brush them and look behind the sludge

02-11-2010, 09:21 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Everything

One 223AI in particular(#7 contoured 21" 1-14" Hart),is still hanging in the .3's at over 2K round count.

Why would I stick a brush into a bore again?

You'd prolly shoot in the .2's if you cleaned all that moly out of her...

02-11-2010, 09:28 AM

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jeepkid

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Everything

It'll dip .2's,as it's chambered/throated rather nicely. For grab bag R/P hulls(no prep),'335,bulk 50gr V-Max and a less than stellar bench set up...it performs nicely.

I've shot moly hard for 15+ years now,less a single issue and noone I shoot/hunt with is gunning without. Naysayers crack me up though!

I've shot it a few times in my .223's, just never continued using it...don't really know why. Might give it a shot again in the 7mm Rem mag...

02-11-2010, 09:32 AM

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zrexpilot

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yer saying you never cleaned it on 2 k rounds ?
yer saying Molybdenum disulfide is non acidic ?
yer saying moly is not a moisture attractant ?
yer saying dry moly doesnt contain sulfur and sulfur dioxide which when exposed to mositure creates sufuric acid.

ok