I have been shooting lead bullet plinkers for years in my Makarovs, but my new (to me) CZ-82 probably/supposedly/maybe shouldn't be fed a regular diet of lead bullets (polygonal rifling, and all that.) Jacketed .362 bullets make reloads almost as expensive as Wolf ammo (apart from the cost of the cases, some of which are always lost at each range session.)
I can get plated bullets from Berry's, but moly coated lead bullets are about half the cost of plated. I've never loaded or shot moly, so I'm wondering if anyone has experience with such things in a CZ-82 (or a Glock, for that matter) and can say whether the moly coating eliminates the leading risk that supposedly causes the problems in polygonal bores?
I can get plated bullets from Berry's, but moly coated lead bullets are about half the cost of plated. I've never loaded or shot moly, so I'm wondering if anyone has experience with such things in a CZ-82 (or a Glock, for that matter) and can say whether the moly coating eliminates the leading risk that supposedly causes the problems in polygonal bores?