BAC has been my go to lube for 10 years now.
I have Carnauba Red, 2500, and 50/50.
What do the users of White Label use?? What applications?? Different ambient shooting temperature??
What velocities, Rifle, Pistol, Both??
SHiloh
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BAC has been my go to lube for 10 years now.
I have Carnauba Red, 2500, and 50/50.
What do the users of White Label use?? What applications?? Different ambient shooting temperature??
What velocities, Rifle, Pistol, Both??
SHiloh
I use Carnauba Red on everything; havent ran into any problems so far :)
Same here with BAC. 750-1825fps. I'm conflicted to try any other WL lube.Quote:
Originally Posted by OutHuntn84
SHiloh
I was (and still am) totally pleased with 2500+ for all pistol and rifle loads. I started to PC because of the smoke and I realise that powder is partly to blame. How smokey are the other WL lubes?
I use 2500+ predominantly for everything. But a Star is filled w/ CR. I also use CB. They all work very well. CB doesn’t smoke like 2500+ but it’s not like that smokes much to begin w/. If I had to pick one it would be 2500+.
Carnuba Red for everything.......9 mm to 338 Winchester Magnum and everything in between. Both the Star and the LAM filled with it.
Winelover
When I lube, it's now CB. I do have about 10 sticks of BAC in the shop refrigerator still and would use it if I hadn't tried CB. In the south I found BAC would get sticky (bullets sticking together) and CB doesn't. Honestly I didn't find any difference in accuracy and maybe BAC was a little smoky compared to CB, but they are both very good.
I was using BAC for handgun loads but found it to be generally too hard. I switched to 50/50 and had much better results.
When dealing with 38 Special and 45 ACP, 50/50 is just a far better lube. I don't think the velocities are high enough to take advantage of harder consistency of BAC.
The drawback to 50/50 is that it can be a bit difficult to live with prior to loading the bullet in the case. So I don't recommend lubing bullets with 50/50 and then storing loose bullets for extended periods of time, particular in a hot environment.
Before I switched to SL68B, I used several lubes...two of them were White label's lubes, Carnuba Red and BAC.
I used BAC for mild pistol loads and Carnuba Red for Magnum pistol loads.
I use BAC for everything but I am slowing switching over to his 45 45 10 tumble lube.
I use 40/45/10 on traditional lube groove boolits. No issues bast 1200 fps pistol boolits.\Quote:
Originally Posted by TCFAN
SHiloh
I use BAC in everything and it works for me. This reminds me I need to make a order..................Curdog
Had good results with CR and still have a couple sticks , I tried 2500+ last year and I think like it a little better . It works in everything 9mm to 7-08 , 22 Hornet included .
Same hereQuote:
Originally Posted by winelover
I've ran 50/50 of whatever brand forever.
Finally got in 12 sticks of BAC the other day. Guess I'll find out........
I use Carnauba Red for my revolver bullets. I pan lube and it works nice in the summer here but the winter it is a bugger to cut the bullet out of the lube in my unheated shop.