Need bullets with Black Powder lube for

[treebeard]

I have a Winchester Model 1892 made in 1892 . It was a 38-40 bored out to 44-40. i would like to shoot it with black powder
and would like to know of a bullet manufacturer who lube with an appropriate one like SPG. Any suggestions? I understand that the
early 92's were really designed for black powder loads and would like to respect that.

[Good Troy]

Buffalo Arms has a selection of soft lead bullets with SPG lube.  I've purchased these from them 45/70 and 38/55.  For my 45 LC/Schofield, 44/40 and 38's, I purchase unsized and unlubed bullets from Missouri Bullet.  These bullets are a bit harder than the Buffalo Arms bullets, but cheaper, and work fine in my Winchester '73 in 44/40 and all my revolvers in the other calibers.  I pan lube the bullets from Missouri with a homeaid BP lube (beeswax, crisco, canola oil), and size them as need with Lee sizing dies that fit into my single stage press.  I've had good experience with the bullets from Buffalo Arms in my rifle calibers...they ain't cheap though!

[Jefro]

Mark (Springfield Slim) has what you need....200gr Big Lube. Good Luck
Springfield Slim

Jefro Relax-Enjoy

[Coffinmaker]

Pile on!!  Pile on!!  Pile on!!

Plus one for Springfield Slim.  Have ordered bullets from him several times.  Bullets are shipped well packaged to avoid damage and are
lubed with a great BP lube. 
Since your going to load for a rifle, I would recommend one of the "Big Lube" bullets, with the HUGE LUBE groove.  His big lube bullets
carry enough lube to grease the ways to launch a Battle Ship (not really, but close).  You won't go wrong.

Coffinmaker

[Good Troy]

Mark (Springfield Slim) has what you need....200gr Big Lube. Good Luck
Springfield Slim

Jefro Relax-Enjoy

I'll try him for my next order.  Pan lubing takes a while!  If only he had a 45/70 casting!!

[Dick Dastardly]

I'll have to see if I can sell him a 45-70 500grain Big Lube®LLC mold.  Slim should have this bullet in his stable.

DD-MDA

[FriscoCounty]

Plus 2 for Springfield Slim.  He is so into BP that he even shoots his model 1911 with BP loads.

[Blackpowder Burn]

Doesn't everyone shoot their 1911 with BP? 

Another +1 for Springfield Slim, great product.  Just be aware that during peak shooting season it can take as long as 6 weeks to get your bullets - just plan ahead for it.

Troy, you might ask him about 45-70 bullets.  He does cast some that don't show up on his website.  I bought some for my 32 WCF.

[Ranch 13]

I have a Winchester Model 1892 made in 1892 . It was a 38-40 bored out to 44-40. i would like to shoot it with black powder
and would like to know of a bullet manufacturer who lube with an appropriate one like SPG. Any suggestions? I understand that the
early 92's were really designed for black powder loads and would like to respect that.

Best bullets with a championship quality blackpowder lube. Made by a shooter for shooters.
www.bigskycastbullets.com

[Good Troy]

I'll have to see if I can sell him a 45-70 500grain Big Lube®LLC mold.  Slim should have this bullet in his stable.

DD-MDA

How about a 405 grainer?  I think the 500 would be too much punishment on the shoulder in my carbine!

[treebeard]

Thanks for all the leads!

[medic15al]

I've had excellent accuracy from the PRS Big Lube .45 cal 250 gn from Whytes Leather Works. Comes with SPG Lube on them

http://www.whyteleatherworks.com/BigLube.html

[Freedom]

I'll have to see if I can sell him a 45-70 500grain Big Lube®LLC mold.  Slim should have this bullet in his stable.

DD-MDA

He does so much to promote your Big Lube company,..you ought to just give him the molds!!

[Dick Dastardly]

"He does so much to promote your Big Lube company,..you ought to just give him the molds!!"

I have room for investors.

DD-MDA