Rail and Serving Lube Advice
10-22-2009 | 05:26 AM
#5
Typical Buck
Joined: Aug 2007
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From: Eastern Virginia
Plain old Crisco shortning on the rail. Scent free, can find it at any grocery store and for like $3 you get a tub of it, slick as snot. I use Bohning string wax on my string, and with this combo I have over 1,000 shots on my string and the serving looks like new. I keep it in a little No.11 BP cap tin in my hunting pack.
I also use this Crisco in my blackpowder pistol to cap off each ball in the cylinder.
I also use this Crisco in my blackpowder pistol to cap off each ball in the cylinder.
10-22-2009 | 06:29 AM
#6
Fork Horn
Joined: Mar 2008
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Krypt -
1,000 shots isn't saying much until you name the bow.
There are many bows out there that the string to track/rail contact is VERY light.
To name a couple, Darton and some of the Hortons and the Bowtech Desert Stryker is also fairly light.
Mike
1,000 shots isn't saying much until you name the bow.
There are many bows out there that the string to track/rail contact is VERY light.
To name a couple, Darton and some of the Hortons and the Bowtech Desert Stryker is also fairly light.
Mike
10-23-2009 | 05:05 AM
#9
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 1,053
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From: No.MN
Plain old Crisco shortning on the rail. Scent free, can find it at any grocery store and for like $3 you get a tub of it, slick as snot. I use Bohning string wax on my string, and with this combo I have over 1,000 shots on my string and the serving looks like new. I keep it in a little No.11 BP cap tin in my hunting pack.
I also use this Crisco in my blackpowder pistol to cap off each ball in the cylinder.
I also use this Crisco in my blackpowder pistol to cap off each ball in the cylinder.
Jig a loo works great on deck. Beeswax based was (same as I use to make em) on strings.