I been shooting cast bullets for a long time, all of my life.
I have a lube that I have no idea what is in it. I admit that I'm a lubeahaulic I have made just about every witches brew and combination of most posted on this site and none really worked as well as the old Pope formula I always go back to using.
A few years ago I dumped another coffee pot full of lube that didn't work to my expectations in the 5 gallon bucket I pour all of my discarded lube in and it was full to the rim of the old mixes.
I thought Hmmmmmmmm I wonder???? So I cut the bucket away from the lube and stood the 20 year more or less lube on it's end and took a corn knife and quartered it length ways and put one quarter in a stock pot and put the stock pot in a larger pot with water and melted that witches brew down No I didn't mutter a chant when I kept steering the brew
Well when all was done I set some bullets in a bread loaf pan and poured some of the brew in and let it cool. This is the awfullest looking colored lube. But when I pushed the bullets out of the cake and loaded them I didn't expect to much. I shoot nothing but black powder and my goal is shooting dirty with out fouling control as much as I can GG and PP bullets. Well I shot 20 of these new witches brew lubed bullets at a bowling pin hanging at 200 yards and shot with out controlling the fouling and shattered that pin before I shot all 20 rounds. Lube works great but I cant say what is in it. So I call it Hz-57.
\The Cowboy shooters have fun on our range and I watch them on and off so I took a bread loaf brick to that shoot once and cut it in 1/2 for them to give out for a prize. It wasn't to long before I was asked if I would donate another brick, he said they want to know what it was made of because it worked so good for their wheel guns I said secret!!!!