What would happen to a chrome-lined barrel (308) if I were to shoot standard ammo and moly coated interchangeably?

I would like to try some RBCD loads but they are all moly coated.  Seems like I read it would gum up the barrel and make it difficult to clean.

Thanks

What would you recommend if I like it and want to occasionally shoot the moly?  If all it takes is a mag full of copper jackets to clean the moly out, it doesn't sound like too bad a deal.  My plan would be to keep a mag full of the RBCD in my weapon for protection and still plink with my surplus.  At $2.00 a round, I don't see myself doing much target shooting with the RBCD.

I am trying to find a good personal defense load and it seems the 112 TFSP is perfect...I like the idea of a .30 cal round moving at 3600 fps and totally fragmenting upon impact with soft tissue.  

Any ammonia based bore cleaner will take out the moly.  If you want to give the moly-coated bullets a fair shake, you should make sure that ALL of the copper is out of the bore.  If you have copper fouling in the barrel, you will never get the best or intended results from moly-coated bullets.

I have shot moly-coated bullets for years and I love it.  It is a pain to moly coat them but that is the only "down side" that I have seen.