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Thread: Bullet Lub E Question?

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    Well, I can see where they are headed, as any type of oil is a possible component to a bullet lube, and definitions and properties are important to the mix. So, I'm sure before this is all over, there will be a fish oil pistol lube developed. As to the expense or availability, ?....

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    Quote Originally Posted by waksupi
    Well, I can see where they are headed, as any type of oil is a possible component to a bullet lube, and definitions and properties are important to the mix. So, I'm sure before this is all over, there will be a fish oil pistol lube developed. As to the expense or availability, ?....
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    Waksupi,

    I've already made and use bullet lube I've made with fish oil in my rifles. Felix knows this and he and I discussed it. Works fine from far as I can see. It does have a peculiar odor. I told yall I experiment a tremendous amount, remember the Bubble Gum lube I sent Bass Ackwards?

    Joe

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    Carpetman,

    Seems my 1847 date was corrected by wills finding another site saying that.

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    Fish oil in bullet lube is an excellent ingredient. Whether for pistol or rifle use.

    Joe

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    It probably is a good componet, but at this time I just have too many things going on to be able to take on another project, and more added expence. That is why I said that I was not interested in makeing my own. I can useally make or build just about anything and I do not like to settle for second best.

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    Favorite bullet lubes

    Quote Originally Posted by Blacktail 8541
    What Are Your Favorite Bullet Lubes For Pistol Loads, Plain Base And Gas Checked. With Info On Bull Shops' Speed Green , And Lbt Blue The Focus But Not The Only Intrest. I Have No Intrest In Makeing My Own. I Live In Northern California And Summer Temps Get Into The Tripple Digets, With Lows Being In The Mid To Low 30s' .
    I use a lube devised by Adrian Pittfield who casts bullets for the European market. I call it ADRIAN's Goo because it is a soft tacky lube needing no heater. It is an excellent replacement for Alox beeswax but is MUCH less smoky

    I use a 1 lb lithium grease-gun cartridge heated in a double boiler with 1 lb beeswax and pour it it into 1" PVC irrigation pipe plastic tubing with a 1/4" dowel rod in the center.

    For rifle bullets I use John Paul Jones' adaptation of Saeco Green Lube
    1 lb beeswax
    1 lb parafffin
    1lb (1/2 bottle) STP

    a hard lube which is excellent...and it works for .45 acp and .9 mm and 7.62 x 25 pistol loads too! Much less smoke than alox beeswax -

    Hell! Lets face it ! You cant get ALOX-2156 anymore anyway. that's why I make these lubes



    Yodar

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    yodar,

    Are you afraid of giving your firing position away to the enemy because of the smoke from each shot? I don't really think alox/beeswax smokes that much.

    Joe

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    Well reckon I'll start turning out flash suppressors on my lathe for yall then.

    Joe

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