Thanks for the information, Blackie. Another great product and useful tips for viewers. Looking forward to seeing a video of bullet butter in use with your guns.
I HIGHLY RECOMMEND.... I truly love the gun butter. I haven't had any issues with fouling. It works way better then the Lube I used to make with beeswax and Lambs tallow. after I clean my guns. i also lubricate the internals using the gun butter. It works great.
Have you tried it at below zero temps? I just ordered some, just wondering as I normally have to use neatsfoot oil in a smoke pole when the mercury really drops and bear grease around zero. I mostly got this for my Remington's and Savage/North.
@@Bhartrampf i haven't used it in the cold but when i do my video review on this gun butter. i will throw it in the freezer to see how it acks. I really recommend this lube for the Remingtons. Normally mine starts to get stiff and hard to use after cylinders. With this gun butter at 5 cylinders it was still loose and not stiff. The youtube channel everything black powder did this as well.
@@snappers_antique_firearms thanks, I will watch it. I heard about it from Black powder everything's review, after the fourth cylinder I was sold, then he just kept going.
Blackie, Thanks for letting us know, As always keeping it Real. Sharing your Time and knowledge and wisdom and experience and passing on the craft. Tim L.
For all my smokeless cast bullet loads (which is about all I load now) I use HT coated bullets which require no lubricant. The guns actually stay cleaner than when shooting jacketed bullets For competitions several countries will only allow cast bullets if they are coated.
That's great Blackie, thanks! Just in time, finally, my over 3 year search to find a Pietta 1858 Remington .44 Cal. Sheriff's model is over! I got one this past weekend. Can't wait to take it to the range. 👍👍
Blackie!.. what is the melting temperature of that bullet lube!? I live in ARIZONA and sometimes hunt and or shoot in temperatures up to 115 degrees. When out in those temperatures, I carry my firearms barrels pointed down to minimize my cast bullet lube from contaminating the black powder load! I dip lube my black powder pistol bullets in hot lube, and set them base down on a cotton cloth that is stretched over a piece of 2×4( tightly), and when cool , use my fingertips to push down and twist the bullet on the cotton cloth to wipe the base of the bullet so as to minimize the chance of bullet lube contaminating the black powder charge in the case. In my 45-70 black powder cartridges, I drop the BP charge in the case and then put a vegetable wad over it, compress the charge, and then add a card wad, and seat the bullet with a very light crimp. I have noticed problems with black powder cartridges that were set in the heat , base down, for an hour or two not having the same power, and report as those stored bullet ends down or left in a cooler area out of the direct sun light. I have had some success with hard modern cast bullet lubes but the accuracy is just not the same. So that's why I always test the melting temperature of a black powder lube first before I use it. THANK YOU FOR YOUR VIDEOS AND SHARING YOUR expertise of BP firearms, knives,knots, camping gear, etc. You're a wealth of good info! I look forward to seeing your videos, and a lot of times, watch them over and over so I don't miss a thing! Take care!
Gun butter and bullet butter are the same except for the melting point (I assume bullet butter has more wax). You can go from cold (0 degrees to normal 70 with pure gun butter. I predict and am guessing that by mixing with gun butter with bullet butter you can go to a very high outdoor temperature. I shoot civil war minie ball musket by just rubbing the bullet with gun butter on fingers before loading. Also some old Dixie solid base conical .36 the same way in Colt percussion revolvers. I don't have bullet butter yet.
I was going to order some Gun Butter as I have seen good reviews. When I went online to order the price is $15. USD for a tin and the shipping was $15..That sealed it. I wont be buying it as It may as well be $30 a tin.
Those Craftsman channel lock work like nothing else, thanks for the memories, gotta find mine.
Yes they do
Thanks for the information, Blackie. Another great product and useful tips for viewers. Looking forward to seeing a video of bullet butter in use with your guns.
I HIGHLY RECOMMEND.... I truly love the gun butter. I haven't had any issues with fouling. It works way better then the Lube I used to make with beeswax and Lambs tallow. after I clean my guns. i also lubricate the internals using the gun butter. It works great.
THANK YOU SO MUCH SNAPPERS. ❤❤❤❤
@@ledagreen9896 you and blackie have a great product that really works. I will happily share that and recommended to everyone
Have you tried it at below zero temps? I just ordered some, just wondering as I normally have to use neatsfoot oil in a smoke pole when the mercury really drops and bear grease around zero. I mostly got this for my Remington's and Savage/North.
@@Bhartrampf i haven't used it in the cold but when i do my video review on this gun butter. i will throw it in the freezer to see how it acks. I really recommend this lube for the Remingtons. Normally mine starts to get stiff and hard to use after cylinders. With this gun butter at 5 cylinders it was still loose and not stiff. The youtube channel everything black powder did this as well.
@@snappers_antique_firearms thanks, I will watch it. I heard about it from Black powder everything's review, after the fourth cylinder I was sold, then he just kept going.
Blackie, Thanks for letting us know, As always keeping it Real. Sharing your Time and knowledge and wisdom and experience and passing on the craft. Tim L.
Always
Imma get some Thanks!😃
For all my smokeless cast bullet loads (which is about all I load now) I use HT coated bullets which require no lubricant. The guns actually stay cleaner than when shooting jacketed bullets For competitions several countries will only allow cast bullets if they are coated.
Thanks
That's great Blackie, thanks! Just in time, finally, my over 3 year search to find a Pietta 1858 Remington .44 Cal. Sheriff's model is over! I got one this past weekend. Can't wait to take it to the range. 👍👍
Right on
Saw a review of this on Black powder everything channel, I just ordered some
Thank you so much mr BUD
Thank you for the update
Blackie!.. what is the melting temperature of that bullet lube!? I live in ARIZONA and sometimes hunt and or shoot in temperatures up to 115 degrees. When out in those temperatures, I carry my firearms barrels pointed down to minimize my cast bullet lube from contaminating the black powder load! I dip lube my black powder pistol bullets in hot lube, and set them base down on a cotton cloth that is stretched over a piece of 2×4( tightly), and when cool , use my fingertips to push down and twist the bullet on the cotton cloth to wipe the base of the bullet so as to minimize the chance of bullet lube contaminating the black powder charge in the case. In my 45-70 black powder cartridges, I drop the BP charge in the case and then put a vegetable wad over it, compress the charge, and then add a card wad, and seat the bullet with a very light crimp. I have noticed problems with black powder cartridges that were set in the heat , base down, for an hour or two not having the same power, and report as those stored bullet ends down or left in a cooler area out of the direct sun light. I have had some success with hard modern cast bullet lubes but the accuracy is just not the same. So that's why I always test the melting temperature of a black powder lube first before I use it. THANK YOU FOR YOUR VIDEOS AND SHARING YOUR expertise of BP firearms, knives,knots, camping gear, etc. You're a wealth of good info! I look forward to seeing your videos, and a lot of times, watch them over and over so I don't miss a thing! Take care!
Gun butter and bullet butter are the same except for the melting point (I assume bullet butter has more wax). You can go from cold (0 degrees to normal 70 with pure gun butter. I predict and am guessing that by mixing with gun butter with bullet butter you can go to a very high outdoor temperature.
I shoot civil war minie ball musket by just rubbing the bullet with gun butter on fingers before loading. Also some old Dixie solid base conical .36 the same way in Colt percussion revolvers.
I don't have bullet butter yet.
Trying to get back into black powder, where can I find primers for a 44
I was going to order some Gun Butter as I have seen good reviews. When I went online to order the price is $15. USD for a tin and the shipping was $15..That sealed it. I wont be buying it as It may as well be $30 a tin.
Would the 45 soot in a 44 by pistol?
I found it. thank you!
Where can I find these products
Where can I order Blackie Thomas gun butter 🧈?
Blackie can I use either over round ball to seal from chain fires and lube like 50/50 lamb tallow/bees wax?
the gun butter is better for that as the bullet butter is hard at room temp
@@BLACKIETHOMAS You forgot to tell us how much they cost.
Can you share a link ? I would like to try it out
Hello there, ar you shipping your gunbutter in Canada and if so for how much?
Shipping to Canada
Can you do a video on a side hammer colt.
sadly i do not have one ( root) but would like to play with one
Have you tried this as a patch lube?
yes works very very well
I would love to get some but youtube blocked out the info by putting your picture and two other videos over the info!
Where can i get it