Spanish CPHP what lubrication?

[Normkel]

I have a bunch of US CPHP and about (10) tins of the new Spanish made CPHP.

TThe Spanish ones are shinier and seem not to have lube, not as much lube, or a different lube.

I've been testing them in my .22 Streamlines, DRS, S510 and come to the conclusion that they don't group quite as well, out of the tin as do the US.

I'm going to try sorting by weight to see what results, and am thinking of trying some different lubes such as Fluid Film (lanolin-based EP lube) and/or WD-40 Specialist Dry Lube PTFE Spray which is obviously not ordinary WD-40.

Has anyone any experience with any of these factors?

 

[ChickenDumpling]

Very little experience with lubes. I also have a bunch of CPHP's from the classifieds. Started out with gun oil (no-no). Right now, I'm using RC silicone based shock lube/oil for everything. Some drops on a gauze pad stored in the tin with the pellets ... also gathers the lead debris. That choice was based on various postings etc. Just a little goes a long way too. I do some sorting pending if the tin was damaged from shipping and there are several. I do have a scale, but only used to guess remaining pellets if selling partial tins. Just a general pesting fellow, so I don't go for stacking pellets. So, CPHP's are Spanish made now?

 

[Normkel]

Very little experience with lubes. I also have a bunch of CPHP's from the classifieds. Started out with gun oil (no-no). Right now, I'm using RC silicone based shock lube/oil for everything. Some drops on a gauze pad stored in the tin with the pellets ... also gathers the lead debris. That choice was based on various postings etc. Just a little goes a long way too. I do some sorting pending if the tin was damaged from shipping and there are several. I do have a scale, but only used to guess remaining pellets if selling partial tins. Just a general pesting fellow, so I don't go for stacking pellets. So, CPHP's are Spanish made now?

Yes, The familiar US made packaging on the right has been replaced by the Spanish made packaging on the left. If there are quality isses, such as the chunk of lead, or the misshappen 12.02 grain pellet, I hope that this will be sorted out as production is refined.

Prices have more than doubled for pellets in general, in the last year.

 

[bigHUN]

For years I was using lemon pledge in rattle cans.
The latest batch of pellets I washed I started using all weather chain lube with ptfe (muc-off MO94 in a can). It is thin and running well and after months in a tin the pellets still slick.