Neco Bullet Lubricant (Taurak) water soluble

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StarMachineWorks posted this 23 August 2024

As part of an estate purchase I ended up with 9 sticks of the above titled bullet lube.   Is anyone out there familiar with it.   Haven't been able to get any definitive information online.

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Bud Hyett posted this 23 August 2024

NECO Bullet Lubricant ceased production at least two decades ago. It is good lubricant. I've used it for match level loading.

Like many lubricants, they ceased production about the time I wanted to lay in a good supply. 

Farm boy from Illinois, living in the magical Pacific Northwest

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Tom Acheson posted this 23 August 2024

Bud,

Is that the same NECO that makes a case run-out tool?

I started using Tom Gray's #24 in 1997. He eventually stopped making it.  Got lucky, ran across a guy who had a bunch and was getting out of shooting. So I bought him out of the lube.

Tom

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dannyd93140 posted this 24 August 2024

Some information on the lube.

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linoww posted this 24 August 2024

it was just Choo-Choo  train "hot box"  break lube .I still have a block of it.

Good stuff,kinda gooey and stinky. 

"if it was easy we'd let women do it" don't tell my wife I said that!

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StarMachineWorks posted this 24 August 2024

I have no plans for this lube, so if anyone wants to play with it, it's free for the cost of shipping.

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linoww posted this 24 August 2024

I think NEI also  sold it as "Hawkeye " 

"if it was easy we'd let women do it" don't tell my wife I said that!

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Bud Hyett posted this 24 August 2024

Bud,

Is that the same NECO that makes a case run-out tool? - Yes, the website is: https://www.neconos.com/category/Cartridge-Alignment-Tool-CAT-28. 

There is a NECO Industries website for a metal fabrication shop in Oklahoma City. 

I started using Tom Gray's #24 in 1997. He eventually stopped making it.  Got lucky, ran across a guy who had a bunch and was getting out of shooting. So I bought him out of the lube. - Lucky you. I wanted to buy the formula if he ever decided to quit making it. He gave the formula to Jeff Bowles who "improved" the formula and now it's out of production. I thought Gray's 24 was as good as LBT Blue which is now also out of production. 

Tom

Farm boy from Illinois, living in the magical Pacific Northwest

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