RCBS brand bullet lube?

[mtnman31]

I recently bought a box of misc. reloading stuff that included a bunch of RCBS bullet lube. It is green in color, hollow stick, and appears to be a harder lube that would most likely require a heater. Can anyone tell me a bit about it? If anyone has any experiences or comments on it I'd appreciate your input. The RCBS website had no details on it.

Thanks

[Mugs]

Midway still shows RCBS boolit lube, but not the green. I almost sure the green was Saeco green sold to RCBS. I didn't think it needed a heater.
Mugs

[jrgift]

I still have some of the RCBS lube,a heater is not required,except in cold workshops like mine.If I recall RCBS marketed 2 kinds one for rifle and one for pistols .

[shooter93]

It works pretty good...both types. A local commercial caster here was hired by RCBS to test the stuff for them many yrs ago.

[crowbeaner]

The green lube is pistol and the tan is rifle. Good stuff; just like all RCBS products.

[trickyasafox]

A stick of green came with my Lube-a-matic II- seems to work well enough for my needs till it runs out. Does not require a heater.

[Dennis Eugene]

Them guys are correct green is for pistols. I'd be willing to buy it off ya if ya wanted to get rid of it as it is what I use and will keep on useing as long as I can get it. Thanks Dennis Eugene