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    Boolit Grand Master fredj338's Avatar
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    I lie it better mixed 50/50 with carnauba red.
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    BAC is all I use anymore! It's some of the best lube I ever used, AND it's made by some good folks at a great price!

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    Quote Originally Posted by fredj338 View Post
    I lie it better mixed 50/50 with carnauba red.
    I'm with Fred. I like straight BAC -- it shoots great BUT it is soft and can be a bit sticky to use if you are lubing a lot of bullets. I tried several mixtures, but settled on 50/50 BAC and C-Red and heat to 90 - 95 degrees when sizing/lubing in a Lyman 450. It shoots great and produces a good lube ring at the muzzle of my 44 Specials, 45 ACP's and 38/357's. And, it's not nearly as sticky.

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BP Bronze Point IMR Improved Military Rifle PTD Pointed
BR Bench Rest M Magnum RN Round Nose
BT Boat Tail PL Power-Lokt SP Soft Point
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