Lube recipies for hard lube

[Jim Thompson]

Anyone experimented in making hard lubes that you need a heater to apply? Similar to Red Rooster or Orange magic?

[felix]

No, because hard lubes are too temperamental. ... felix

[azrednek]

No, because hard lubes are too temperamental. ... felix

No doubt about that at all, "temperamental" is saying it politely, a real pain in the donkey is my polite version of describing it. With that said I would still like to see some hard lube recipes that shoot equally as well in either hot or cold climates and has a long shelf life.

Living in Phoenix I've had my share of problems with soft lubes, first due to rookie's ignorance and then forgetfulness. Lately I've been using Jake's Red that I got on Ebay. It has been a real pain at times to use, but so far (knock on wood) I haven't left any loaded ammo in my car's trunk to long, or rode to the range with the ammo on my pick-up's dashboard or forget to move them into the shade as the sun and shade line moves.

A soft, very manageable, low (or no) smoke, non-sticky lube with a melting point of say 175-190 degrees would be nice if such a thing exists. Of coarse myself being an extreme cheapskate I'd like to buy it for about a nickel a tube!!

[runfiverun]

call jake's and get his purple ceresin.
you can find him on the evil-bay.
lars has a couple of harder lubes also, he is easier to find just scroll to the bottom of this page.

[jhilde]

Hey guys you can all get Jake's Lubes on the web now.. no more need for Evil bay.. I also have some specials and free sticks.. Check it out at www.jakesproducts.com....
Thanks
Jeffrey Hilde
Owner
Jake's Products Company