Bullet lube for sale, and just what you need for cast bullets. Bullet lube helps to reduce lead fouling (the build-up of lead inside a barrel) and can improve accuracy. Clicking on the links below will open a detailed description of the bullet lube for sale in a new window on eBay.
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 2oz Traditional Bullet Lube For Muzzleloader & Revolver (handmade) Black Powder $12.00 |
 Lyman Orange Magic Premium Bullet Lube For High Performance Loads - 2857286 $13.16 |
 Lyman Black Powder Gold Bullet Lube For Long Range Black Powder Shooting-2857266 $13.16 |
 NEW! LYMAN ORANGE MAGIC PREMIUM BULLET LUBE 1.25 OZ. STICK 2857286 $12.31 |
 5 sticks 2500 cast bullet lube,National Records Set! White label lube -2800fps $21.76 |
 5 Sticks Carnauba Blue Cast Bullet Lube 2800fps White Label Lube FREE SHIPPING $21.76 |
 5 Stick Commercial Grade 190 Red Cast Bullet Lube 1x4" White Label Lube $18.50 |
 5 Stick Commercial Grade 160 Red Cast Bullet Lube White Label Lube FREE SHIP $23.44 |
 5 Stick Carnauba Red Cast Bullet Lube(2800fps) White Label Lube FREE SHIPPING $21.76 |
 Lyman Super Moly Bullet Lube Tube for LYMANs 4500 Lubrisizer! NEW! # 2857272 $12.62 |
Bullet lube is used for cast bullets to serve multiple purposes. Firstly, it helps the bullet release easily from the mold, preventing the bullet from sticking to the mold or distorting its shape during removal. Secondly, it helps reduce the amount of friction between the bullet and the bore of the gun barrel, preventing leading and fouling of the barrel. Thirdly, it helps to improve the accuracy and consistency of the bullet by reducing the variation in friction between the bullet and the bore during firing. Lastly, bullet lube can also help reduce the amount of smoke generated during firing, making the shooting experience more pleasant for the shooter.
There are various types of bullet lube available, including wax-based lubes, grease-based lubes, and polymer-based lubes. The choice of bullet lube will depend on the type of bullet being cast, the intended use of the bullet, and personal preference. Some bullet lubes are also designed to be used with specific types of alloys, so it is important to choose a lube that is compatible with the alloy being used