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- My Thirty Years With Eds Red - Cast Bullet Forum
Using any synthetic ATF is a mistake as it will cause Ed’s Red to separate rather quickly My BIL discovered this when mixing acetone and ATF as a penetrating oil ; complete bi layered separation in 24 hours at retail prices Ed’s Red cost me 18 5 cents an ounce when I made my last gallon last year that’s $1 48 an 8oz bottle!
- Eds Red Formula - Cast Boolits
While Ed's Red is harmless to blue and nickel finishes, the acetone it contains is harmful to most wood finishes and it could damage some plastics if left in prolonged contact f) Before firing again, push two dry patches through the bore and dry the chamber, using a patch wrapped around a suitably sized brush or jag
- Eds Red recipe - Cast Bullet Forum
I have treated parts with Ed’s red that suffered severe circumstances in WW2 and it’s not that it cleans, it does everything- Better than a commercial product Shotgun- removes wad fouling Rifle pistol copper bullets- treats the porous cleaned bore with molybdenum and impregnates the surface leaving a layer protection between the bullet and
- Ed’s Red Recipe Mod - Cast Boolits
I mix my Ed's Red per the original instructions I do sub Turpentine for MS (an option in original instructions and I prefer the smell) I do use Acetone and Lanolin Ed does explain the purpose of each ingredient in the original instructions
- Kerosene for Eds Red - Cast Bullet Forum
Ed has released this to the general shooting public and it durn sure works If you start substituting ingredients and you give some to a friend and he tells other friends that Ed's Red solvent doesn't work worth a durn, you're going to give Ed and his good product a bad name Let's keep it true Ed's Red Ed you mixed up a very good product
- Homemade Lube - Cast Bullet Forum
In Ed Harris's disertation on the developement of “Ed's Red", he mentions that ATF was developed as a replacement for sperm whale oil, I believe, which was used in the early automatic transmissions Different animal oils are touted as the critical ingredient in many lubes, especially for black powder applications
- A LOAD IS 13 GRAINS OF RED DOT - Cast Bullet Forum
Ed Harris writes and wrote that 13 grains of Red Dot in a wide array of cartridges is “THE LOAD" When he writes “THE LOAD” he somewhere between asserts and implies that there is something unique about 13 grains of Red Dot in a set of cartridges
- The Load Is 13 grains of Red Dot - Cast Bullet Forum
Red Dot has the lowest density, therefore takes up more volume in the case for a given charge This is an advantage in the war against double charging but I don't see it as an enormous advantage since we all look in every loaded case every time to assure that the double charging demon hasn't been at work
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