Note: there is a big difference between tumbling a jacketed bullet in pure MoS2 powder and using a moly/poly coat like Precision Bullets (plus, I often suspected the "problems" with moly powder were as over-blown as the hype to use it in the first place).
45/45/10 and LLA are cheaper and require no equipment for use.
Since I wash my hands after reloading, I never cared if there was some lube on my hands. It all washed off. If you actually have a mess with LLA or 45/45/10, you are using WAY too much and need to back down. Neither should be visible on the dry bullet.
I can lube 500 cast lead bullets in about 30-60 seconds with LLA or 45/45/10.
I really like Precision Bullets' moly/poly coat, but they aren't more accurate than other swaged lead bullets (Zero, Precision Delta, and Magnus)--they are just better than most cast and sized lead bullets.