Tool for adding lube to a single conical bullet?

[BlackPowderGuy (AJHS)]

In this video, at minute 5:05 the guy uses a handheld tool to lubricate a bullet...Can someone tell me the name of this tool or a link of where to get one?

 

[ourway77]

The gentleman in the video seems to be from another country maybe it's only available there I have been doing Muzzle Loading ever since a season first came out in Maryland I have never seen anything like that

 

[eekjellander]

The tool I use (a lot) is my fingers ,some times switch hands and it is failproof as I don't get complaints (yet) ! The secret to lubing is not application but lube ingredients ,Right lube Success/wrong lube failure (big time) every time! /Ed

 

[Les Harris]

T/C did make a tool that used bore butter to lube conicals

 

[michiganmuzzy]

The pedesoli one looks interesting, but expensive. Changeable inserts for dif calibers.
https://shop.davide-pedersoli.com/e...087-1359-bullet-greaser.html#/153-caliber-445

 

[BlackPowderGuy (AJHS)]

The pedesoli one looks interesting, but expensive. Changeable inserts for dif calibers.
https://shop.davide-pedersoli.com/e...087-1359-bullet-greaser.html#/153-caliber-445

That's definitely the one he is using...100 bucks! Expensive.

 

[ourway77]

The tool in the video looks very close to the Pedesoli 0ne The lube he is using looks very runny I agree the 2 finger method works great and is guaranteed for Life Ditch the Bore Butter Years ago when I cast pistol bullets I used a wax from toilet rings and i believe a part brake fluid but can't remember for sure on the brake fluid

 

[bronko220002]

The tool in the video looks very close to the Pedesoli 0ne The lube he is using looks very runny I agree the 2 finger method works great and is guaranteed for Life Ditch the Bore Butter Years ago when I cast pistol bullets I used a wax from toilet rings and i believe a part brake fluid but can't remember for sure on the brake fluid

Do you recommend new or used toilet rings for your lubing?????

 

[Jerald]

In this video, at minute 5:05 the guy uses a handheld tool to lubricate a bullet...Can someone tell me the name of this tool or a link of where to get one?

Pedersoli made devise, look on their website, he has used it for years. you can email him, he does answer

 

[pjsoden]

Here is a link
https://patmarlins.comHe used to sell a pocket luber that lubed 4 bullets at a time.
This works great but I think he stopped making them.

 

[michiganmuzzy]

Iirc, Pat Marlin doesnt make those any more. Just gas check makers and docking systems for presses.

 

[bronko220002]

I got an idea how to make my own after searching online for bullet lubers. Well at least for my .45 cal. Once I make it I will attach a pic. I'm going to use a 45-70 case which uses a .458" bullet but I'm going to run the mouth of it thru my 45 ACP sizer die to bring the ID down to .452". Doing that should eliminate any excess lube when cutting the bullets out of the lube in the pan.

 

[Frank in Fairfield]

I have a couple of the TC tools to lube conicals.

 

[rangerod]

That's definitely the one he is using...100 bucks! Expensive.

Looks messy and wasteful.

 

[Jon Foster]

Not sure about the one in the video but I've been using one of these since the mid 1990's. It screws onto the end of a tube of lube. Bore Butter etc. I cast a batch of .50 conical bullets, push them through the luber, give the tube of lube a squeeze when the bullet is in the center and repeat until I'm finished. Then the lubed bullets go into a case or speed loaders and away we go.





Jon.

 

[Bushfire]

The tool I use (a lot) is my fingers ,some times switch hands and it is failproof as I don't get complaints (yet) ! The secret to lubing is not application but lube ingredients ,Right lube Success/wrong lube failure (big time) every time! /Ed

Amy suggestions for the perfect lube?

 

[ourway77]

There use to be video's on U-Tube explaining the lube process

 

[jcnull2305]

The tool I use (a lot) is my fingers

That's what she said... (Sorry. I'm a juvenile)

However, I agree with Ed's post. They're free, and (barring a horrible, disfiguring accident) you'll not lose or misplace them.