Here are 2 of my Favorite Lubes, For the last year or so, i have used these 2 Lubes Exclusively in my Rifles. I have proven them OVER & OVER.
I have made Lube from all sorts of things over the last few years, some worked great, and some not so Much. The most important part is being Consistent, When you find something that works, or you make something that works, it’s EXTREMELY important to be able to Duplicate it each & every time you make it. For me, i found it easier to go with a Good Reputable Lube that i could easily Buy, and then Tweak it to my liking (I like a thinner Lube) I chose SPG, and Bullshop’s NASA as my Foundations, they are both easy to obtain, and they are Consistent from Batch to Batch
1st is my Twist on Bullshop‘s NASA. This is to 1 Full Pound of NASA Lube, Just the way it comes from Bullshop. In a Double Boiler setup, or a Make shift one. Melt the 1 pound of NASA Lube, Then ad 2 of the little Bottles of Stihl HP Ultra Synthetic 2 Stroke Engine Oil (These are the 2.6 FL OZ Bottles, For making 1 Gallon of Mixed Fuel) Stir the Stihl HP Ultra in REALLY Good, Set aside and let cool. Simple as that
This is how my NASA Lube arrived from Bullshop
This is the Stihl HP Ultra Full Synthetic 2 Stroke Oil i use. This stuff works INCREDIBLE at Combatting Bore Leading. It will STOP, or at Least GREATLY Reduce Leading. In my Polished Bores i get
ZERO Leading
And 2nd is my Tweak of Regular SPG Lube. This is for a
1/2 Pound Block of SPG Lube. Melt the SPG in a Double Boiler setup, or a Make Shift one. Ad 1 Bottle of Stihl HP Ultra, and 1 Stick of Lyman Alox Lube, Mix thoroughly, Set aside to Cool. Simple as that
I use the Regular SPG formula on the Right, The one on the left is called Tropical, it is a Much thicker Lube for High temperatures, I would avoid this one. Regular SPG is already to Thick for my Liking
Here is the Lyman Alox, it comes in a Stick for use in Lubesizers, This stuff greatly reduces Bore Leading
When i say Double Boiler setup, or Make shift one, this is what i use. It is
EXTREMELY IMPORTANT That you use a Double Boiler Setup, You can EASILY Scorch the Lube on Direct Heat. I simply place Jar Ringers inside an Old Designated Pot, Ad water til it just covers the Ringers
Now ad your Lube Pan, It will sit on the Jar Ringer Lids. I use Medium heat, maybe a little more, Just under a Boil of the Water
I couldn’t let it go to waste, i have caught 15 of these things in my Yard! We just smelled 1 the other night, So they are Starting to Come out again Now for Spring/Summer. I’ll send ya some Bullet Lube to Try
I will Start Trapping again soon.
But if you're shooting in warmer weather it will be way to thin and just turn back into more of a liquidly substance and that's not going to work correctly right? 
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