Bumblin Bear Grease 4 oz

I was advised to never use petroleum products on a black power weapon. Historically rendered bear fat was used, and this produced was advised for use in preserving the metal (it also makes the stock look pretty). Especially useful for inside the barrel after cleaning. Run a dry patch through it before using.

Looks good and smells ok. Have not used it yet. Been sitting in garage here in Southern California. Temps have been over 100 and it has not melted yet

This is one of the best products I have found for patch lube and final patch down the barrel before puting the rifle up for the day. Won,t turn too soft ti hot weather.

This grease works very well in all temperatures with cap and ball revolvers to seal chambers.

Tried Bumbling Bear Grease for the first time and love it. Clean, easy load. Makes it easy to make my own pre-lubed patches.

Its the best before I started using it sometimes my first shot would not go off i would have to remove nipple and put some powder in to get it to fire once I started using bear grease that never happened again, very pleased with it now that all i use on my muzzle loader

works extremely well probably the only patch lube i'll use

I wanted a lubricant for covering the chambers of cap and ball revolvers that did not melt in hot weather. So far, at least in 70 degree temps, this lubricant appears to work. I am anxious to try it in hotter weather, and I think it will be fine.

I have been using the bear grease for the last 5 or 6 years. Before starting I had always used gun oil to coat my barrel after cleaning and always had trouble with miss fires. Since using the bear grease I have not ever had my gun not go off

I switched to this lube over a year ago and now I plan to use this exclusively from now on. It's been great for controlling fouling during a day at the range. No swabbing between shots is necessary.