Primarily I want an answer for whether I should continue using a moly spray for sizing. The stuff I have is made by a local company, and it is a Molybdenum Disulfide spray liquid (to be used as a dry grease) suspended in some kind of solvent and pressurized. I literally spray the boolits in a plastic container and roll them around until they're coated, and then dry quick with a blowdryer. They go in the sizer and are GC'd. There doesn't seem to be any lead fouling in the sizer but I haven't tried to clean them out (.510 and .308). The driving bands come out shiny with their moly coat! The reason I did it this way was because I wanted to harden them after sizing without having to bake alox on them. I also wanted to tumble them with steel shot in moly (impact method) before tumbling them in the liquid alox. Seems like a lot of steps but the order of things might be wrong, but here goes:
1) cast boolits
2) wash in solvent to remove skin oils (not required when spray contains solvent, I figured out)
3) spray with moly dry grease, let dry
4) GC and size
5) bake to harden and quench
6) spray with moly dry grease again
7) moly impact method
8) tumble in liquid alox
9) sizer again to get the alox in the grooves and off the driving bands
10) load and shoot
Advice?