Bear Paws Anti Rust & Patch Lube

[Frontier's]

I’m new into the whole patch lube muzzle loading. What’s the difference between the bear oil and no bear oil? Thanks!

The regular lube is a thicker, harder lube. I designed it about, close to 5 years ago and made it for hunting. I got tired of other lubes breaking down in foul weather and rusting up on me. Even though its a thicker lube, you can still use it on shooting patches. Adding bear oil to it, makes it softer, thinner and easier to spread, plus bear oil has been a long time frontiersman/ mountain man anti rust agent for hundreds of years.

 

[rudy43norvelle]

I just ordered a tin, but there is no shipping cost. I hope I did it right.

 

[Frontier's]

I just ordered a tin, but there is no shipping cost. I hope I did it right.

Free shipping

 

[Patch@Ball]

The regular lube is a thicker, harder lube. I designed it about, close to 5 years ago and made it for hunting. I got tired of other lubes breaking down in foul weather and rusting up on me. Even though its a thicker lube, you can still use it on shooting patches. Adding bear oil to it, makes it softer, thinner and easier to spread, plus bear oil has been a long time frontiersman/ mountain man anti rust agent for hundreds of years.

Thank you! I ordered a few tins.

 

[starman]

Once your patches are lubed, what is the best way you have found to carry them?

 

[Frontier's]

Once your patches are lubed, what is the best way you have found to carry them?

I ususally keep them in a plastic zip seal bag. For rendezvous, I'll put them in an antiqued tin.

 

[painter]

yeah i dont know if the site is blocking my sig or what. Thanks for the report on the lube! You'll especially appreciate it in the woods.

Thanks for the video on your site showing how to use the product! Works slick.

If I'm using a loading block, do you recommend any changes?

 

[Frontier's]

Nope, loading block is great, I use them now and then myself.

 

[starman]

I guess I'm showing my ignorance, but I am not familiar with a loading block. Will you please tell me what a loading block is? Thanks.

 

[painter]

Sized for a .490 PRB with a .015 prelubed patch.
I'll load it up later today for a woodswalk tomorrow.

 

[starman]

Thanks. Do you just hold it over the muzzle and push one of the balls into the barrel?

 

[ADK Bigfoot]

If you leave the patched balls just a little "proud" on one side, they will self-center in the muzzle. Then use your short starter or choked-up-on ramrod to start them down the bore. Note: don't leave a patched round ball in a ball block for any length of time (like weeks). The lube will deteriorate and get hard.

ADK Bigfoot

 

[starman]

Thanks for the information!

 

[appalichian hunter]

How does it work for lubing bullets, I am sure it would be ok, might get a tin.

 

[Frontier's]

You'll want the original anti rust & patch lube i offer for conicals. Its harder and will stick better.

 

[appalichian hunter]

Thanks, I am currently awaiting some re-loading items when they arrive I shall place a order for both kinds.

 

[Frontier's]

If you're looking for conical bullets, i make them as well and weigh them to within 1 grain or less of each other.

 

[Frontier's]

Folks, I am fully restocked.

 

[Frontier's]

Back in stock

 

[Yewbender]

Just ordered 2 tin from your site to give a try!