Not a liquid, Bear Oil Tallow is actually a soft grease, the tallow rendered from bear fat. Also used as a leather balm. Certain animal fats have far better lubricity than vegetable oils, petroleum, or synthetic lubricants. Best of all, they stay soft and useful in sub-zero temperatures. Many of the modern miracle-wonder lubes freeze solid at low temperatures, and become impossible to load.
Old time shooters prepared their own patch lubricants and bullet lubricants. Sperm Whale Oil was a favorite (now illegal). Beef tallow works okay, in warm weather. Bear Oil is our best choice for cold weather.
Trapper's Bear Oil is excellent quality, pure and clean with no aroma, and very slippery. Yes, this paste can be used to soften, clean, and waterproof leather, but the cheap stuff works okay on leather.
Use our best Bear Oil for lubricating patches, and for lubricating long range black powder rifle bullets. Each tin of Bear Oil contains 8 fluid ounces. Each tin is 4" diameter, about 1-1/4" thick. This product is replacing the MINK-OIL shown in older printed catalogs.
Trapper's BEAR OIL TALLOW,
patch grease,
for match shooting & cold weather hunting,
one 8 oz. tin
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$13.99
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All sizes are nominal. Please verify with description for more information.
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