Are you using this lube over black powder or that smokeless stuff on your cast bullets?
Thanks,
Slick4k

Here's a recipe I've used.  Got it out of one of Paul Matthews books. 
   8 oz. beeswax, 8 oz. pure neats foot oil, and 2 oz of Lube Gard, available at NAPA auto parts store. Works great as a pan lube and over black powder.
Slick4k

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While reading this thread, noticed that no one is using Jojoba Oil.  It has been chemically tested to have superior qualities than whale oil - the old time favorite ingredient

To day I have being shooting my Rollingblock on the 300 mtr range.
Group : 300 mm - 17 shots.
My lube ? Molycote longtherm W2 ! nothing more and nothing less I wipe the bore between shots , works super ! 
Summer and winter from -30 Celcius up to 110 Celcius always steady
It contains lithiumsoap I guess that's the trick

Your Vaseline/paraffin/STP lube is too HARD. Soften with more wax. I'm still shooting a batch of this lube I made up 40 years ago. Too much is made of bullet lubes, any waxie material will work at velocities under 1500fs with smokeless powder. Beleive me I've tried alot of lubes and stuff that was never intended to be bullet lube like all types of furniture paste wax, don't ever use automotive wax though, you will screw your barrel up for a while.  Some lubes stay soft longer in the barrel, this is dependent on barrel temp. this is important. If your breechseating bullets, seat the bullet before the barrel cools from previous shot, if fouling is left to harden, stripping (not leading) is more likely to occur. Actually, very little lube is required, lots of shooters (most of them) winning ASSRA matches are using 3 groovers. None of them are using the same lube, so it ain't the lube that getz-ya 250's. It is important that all the grease grooves are full though, regardless of the Babypoop/frogtallow  lube your using. (Froggie, I've never actually tried frog tallow, have heard of those less fauna sensitive than myself have . No frogs were ever harmed during my tests.) My advise put more grease on your wind vanes not on your bullets!
Hey! Why don't you get creative and make up a batch of mysterioum then you can put your name on it, its a very popular thing to do.
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guys I have used these two for years and they both work well
cheers for the new year
irish
p.s. hope this loads!!!!

westerner wrote on Jan 3^rd, 2009 at 9:53am:
  I used Javelina Alox Beeswax bullet lube made by Schuetzen shooter Jess Smiley in San Bernardino,CA.  I melted it  into an aluminum jello  mold pan & dropped my hot cast 405gr linotype bullets into,worked great for my Rem rolling Block 45-70.