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<blockquote data-quote="swampratt" data-source="post: 2387683" data-attributes="member: 15054"><p>I used to ride my bike as a kid and get the wheel weights. we never bought them.</p><p>I made fishing sinkers then. Still make sinkers.</p><p></p><p>To mix the lee alox and johnsons paste wax i use a plastic coolwhip bowl or whatever you have handy.</p><p>a ziplock bag works also.</p><p> I add bullets until the bottom is covered then add about 1/2 again that much.</p><p></p><p>An 1/8 teaspoon of each is plenty I then swirl the bullets around for a minute or so and they are all coated.</p><p>Pour out on wax paper...let sit till dry.( i tested accuracy with pouring out VS sitting them on the paper on the base of the bullet,NO accuracy difference)</p><p>I do this inside the house ..if outside you will need to heat things up.</p><p></p><p>I have shot my 45acp bullets with straight johnson paste wax no leading at all.</p><p>Some people mix the 2 lubes together and cook it ..I found no need for that.</p><p></p><p>Simple works for me.</p><p>It really does not take much lube to keep the 45acp bullets from leading.</p><p></p><p>I double coat my 30-30 and fast 357 mag bullets with straight LLA.</p><p>My 30-30 170gr speed is mid 1900fps.</p><p>Another good lube is candle wax mixed with wheel grease or lubriplate white lithium.</p><p>mixed 50/50</p><p>I add a crayon to that mix for color.</p><p>I heat the entire mix of that, and mix it until it cools so it does not separate.</p><p>I then apply it by hand..That takes a long time but has been a very accurate lube.</p><p>I will use that for 2000+ fps</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="swampratt, post: 2387683, member: 15054"] I used to ride my bike as a kid and get the wheel weights. we never bought them. I made fishing sinkers then. Still make sinkers. To mix the lee alox and johnsons paste wax i use a plastic coolwhip bowl or whatever you have handy. a ziplock bag works also. I add bullets until the bottom is covered then add about 1/2 again that much. An 1/8 teaspoon of each is plenty I then swirl the bullets around for a minute or so and they are all coated. Pour out on wax paper...let sit till dry.( i tested accuracy with pouring out VS sitting them on the paper on the base of the bullet,NO accuracy difference) I do this inside the house ..if outside you will need to heat things up. I have shot my 45acp bullets with straight johnson paste wax no leading at all. Some people mix the 2 lubes together and cook it ..I found no need for that. Simple works for me. It really does not take much lube to keep the 45acp bullets from leading. I double coat my 30-30 and fast 357 mag bullets with straight LLA. My 30-30 170gr speed is mid 1900fps. Another good lube is candle wax mixed with wheel grease or lubriplate white lithium. mixed 50/50 I add a crayon to that mix for color. I heat the entire mix of that, and mix it until it cools so it does not separate. I then apply it by hand..That takes a long time but has been a very accurate lube. I will use that for 2000+ fps [/QUOTE]
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