Bull Plate Lube

[Springfield]

I tend to cast 3000 at a time using 2 moulds, and I have found that if I lube the pins, pivot, and sprue every half hour then things continue to go smoothly. I don't bother to make sure there are bullets in the mould, but I use a very lightly lubed q tip so it works fine. I have moved my lube into a different bottle with a very small pour tip as I have knocked my bottle over twice. Be nice if Mr Bullshop would change bottles. This stuff works so well that I have 2 extra bottles sitting in a drawer just in case The Bullshop ever decides to stop making it. Haven't tried it as a lube yet as I only shoot BP.

[Typecaster]

I'll give it a plug as a resizing lube. My 96-year-old father was looking for a project, so I set him up to process milsurp brass. He went through about 7,000 .223 cases without any problems...just wanted to know what the "magic juice" was; "they didn't have anything like that when I had my shop in the '40s and '50s." Now he's just about through 3,000 .308 cases without a hitch.

Now that the GB moulds have arrived, I'll have to try try Bull Plate Lube for it's original purpose...

[Bullshop]

Oh my but we have come a long way since we first offered Bullplate.
I remember my first post to tell the then small number of folks here about it. It was titled "casting just got easier"
Reading back through this thread has me