spraying boolits with air-brush

[gunoil]

Give me some ideas!please.

bayou bullets will have the green stuff from auzzie land in a month or so to spray, he will be a dealer.
http://www.bayoubullets.net/

With bullets on wax paper i could spray with my airbrush. ya dont have to spray nose or bottom of boolit much.

Or i should just buy a lubsizer? And forget spraying. Alox stinks and causes cancer in cali, so the bottle says.

Other stuff to spray:
http://www.qclubricants.com/msds/PDS/Lubribond220.pdf

http://www.ares-gun.sk/?lang=english

http://www.precisionbullets.com/






sig938,xds45,G26,s&w4006,db.9.

[leftiye]

Depends somewhat on what and how fast you are going to shoot. The cooked on paint stuff isn't set up for high velocity rifle yet as I understand. Lubed boolits do work, so that is up to you. One point - if you go with the paint and it isn't real accurate (not saying this would be the situation), you might have a bunch of money into it and nowhere to go. Myself, I'm all set up (for 40 years now) to lube boolits with grease, so I wouldn't paint 'em unless I got some illness requiring that I shot a LOT of boolits weekly or something like that.

[runfiverun]

I don't think the bayou stuff is sprayable.
there is a write-up on it in the lube section with directions, pictures, and stuff.

[gunoil]

Yea, bayou seems to be alot of steps.

shop fir a lubesizer i guess.

i only shoot 380,40,9's and 45acp. My carbine is 40 S&W.

[leftiye]

I don't think the bayou stuff is sprayable.
there is a write-up on it in the lube section with directions, pictures, and stuff.

You're right, I forgot. There's a whole big thread on powder coating boolits. That's the spray on stuff.

[gunoil]

leftiye, u grease thru a lubesizer?

[crabo]

Airbrushes are not designed to spray the thick stuff.

[Wal']

This "green stuff from auzzie land" is coated on your boolits much the same way as the Alox, just tumble coated. [smilie=s: & then slightly cooked.

[popper]

Both powder coating and HI-TEK work fine, PC uses an electrostatic gun (~$60), hi-tek is tumble and cook (~$100/liter), a 2 part mix that has a limited shelf life after mixing. Cost is < $0.003/boolit for either.

[Case Stuffer]

Alox stinks

Comapre it to KROIL and it will most likely smell better. If you want to tumble lube then the 45-45-10 blend that Recluse developed and is now also sold ready to use by Whtle Label Lubes is much less aromic and is overall better,cleaner and smokes less.





and causes cancer in cali, so the bottle says.

Most everything causes cancer in Calif.

[W.R.Buchanan]

I'm getting cancer just reading this, because I live in CA.

Randy