Note: You may need to wash the bullets first to remove any casting residue that might prevent the pan lube from sticking.

Thank you Mr. Potterfield for the content you put out

Hope you continue making videos. I learn so much and love to watch them

This is probably one of the coolest things I have seen. Thank you for sharing!

Beautiful, you make it so simple even I can understand

It is such a pleasure watching this guy so what he loves

Cool I never knew what those groves were for.

I liked the way he melted that Wax and lubed the bullets must try that with my pistol cast Bullets also Thanks for sharing etc.

Thanks Larry. As usual the best information with out the Bull Roar... that 50/90 sure is nice....

Larry, it's easier to tip the pan over, tap the lube cake out, then push the bullets out backwards.

I love the sharps some day I want to own one

thanks Larry

I have to try that.

I got to try that

After a KZread search on a technique's to lube a cast bullet for 45-70 all i could get is 'make your own lube video... and then MidwayUSA popped up... Thanks for answer my question! I bought a few Meister bullets and the lube in the groves are gone.. and needed to be replaced!

Larry, me and you need to hang out some time

Thanks for the video your wisdom It's welcome.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

On bullet lubing I used a pice of copper pipe to remove bullets from lube then new bullet in the holes and a quick pass with a blow torch melted lube fr next batch

Please help. When you wax you bullet do you still need a patch??

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