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okiefarmer · December 3, 2011, 09:24 PM

Yeah, can see the logic there. But, my barell is warming up after the first couple cylinders full, unless I set it down for a while to shoot something else.

Simple inertia should upset the lube in the groove as the bullet takes off. Ya know, anything at rest tends to stay at rest line.

All else being equal, I think I'm changing to Carnauba Red from White Label. Good people to deal with, and makes good stuff. If the harder lube will perform the same in my pistols and rifles, then like some other threads are up trying to use just one powder for all, I think I'v just decided on one lube for all. Well, 'cept BP.

Thanks

December 3, 2011, 09:24 PM	#14
okiefarmer Senior Member Join Date: February 20, 2006 Location: Oklahoma Posts: 381	Yeah, can see the logic there. But, my barell is warming up after the first couple cylinders full, unless I set it down for a while to shoot something else. Simple inertia should upset the lube in the groove as the bullet takes off. Ya know, anything at rest tends to stay at rest line. All else being equal, I think I'm changing to Carnauba Red from White Label. Good people to deal with, and makes good stuff. If the harder lube will perform the same in my pistols and rifles, then like some other threads are up trying to use just one powder for all, I think I'v just decided on one lube for all. Well, 'cept BP. Thanks