TUBB DUST

[varget204]

Has anyone tried TUBB DUST,if you have RESULTS Please ?

 

[luckyshot52]

Yes, and as promoted.

 

[Joel Dubose]

Yes, and as promoted.

Would you use it on barrel break in ?

 

[luckyshot52]

Dont see any reason not too. Getting a new barrel done in next day or 2. When I get it out of lathe it will get broken in with powder with Tubb dust added. Should help

 

[Dusty Stevens]

I really need to start selling my version. I just cant get the scent right. I want it to smell like blueberries but it smells sorta like coon fur every shot.

 

[luckyshot52]

All I can say is that it eliminates any trace of copper color on the patches. Everything the same as before adding it to some N133 in a ppc.

 

[luckyshot52]

Accuracy and crono readings same as without.

 

[243winxb]

N133

https://www.vihtavuori.com/powders/vihtavuori-decoppering-agent/

Vihtavuori reloading powders produced today have an added decoppering agent.

Wonder if the dust is tin dioxide or bismuth? Or something new.

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Wheres the msds?

 

[243winxb]

No sds or msds that i can find?

Tin dioxide doesnt seem to be hazardous, not required?

Used for polishing .

 

[Dusty Stevens]

With it being a very fine powder suspending easily in air you really need an msds. It could be some highly toxic dust when inhaled even outside of california- its the law to provide this. No matter if it was harmless in abnormally large quantities you still must provide an msds

 

[luckyshot52]

Dusty, U seem to be stirring the pot. Hoping everyone notices large quantities!! as a requirement. If one had a concern when using a dust mask should suffice. I didn't answer a user's question to start nonsense.
If u have concerns contact Tubb instead of trying put pixie dust in the air.
All I know is with new N133 I get some copper residue after 7 or more shots. None the the dust after 20 plus.
It is up to others to decide what they try. Not me.

 

[urbanrifleman]

Yes. David sent me some.

243 Bartlein 243 108 Berger 3300 fps.

Before

After

David said it will coat the barrel even more the longer you use it. This was the first shots.

 

[Nick Caprinolo]

Dusty, U seem to be stirring the pot. Hoping everyone notices large quantities!! as a requirement. If one had a concern when using a dust mask should suffice. I didn't answer a user's question to start nonsense.
If u have concerns contact Tubb instead of trying put pixie dust in the air.
All I know is with new N133 I get some copper residue after 7 or more shots. None the the dust after 20 plus.
It is up to others to decide what they try. Not me.

I see nothing wrong with Dusty's comment. Manufacturers omitted telling us what was in their products until they began being sued for including toxic ingredients in their products. Since this product becomes airborne during use both at home when handling it and at the range a detailed list of ingredients is called for. Remember the toxicity of asbestos was once deemed to be harmless as were hundreds of drugs.

 

[luckyshot52]

As I said, if u have an issue contact Tubb.

 

[luckyshot52]

U 2 may want to review the laws. Consumer products versus work place products. Apparently you are assuming there are hazardous materials in the dust. I dont know, but last time I bought acetone I didn't get an msds. Now if your employer is using it an msds would be required.

 

[243winxb]

243 Bartlein 243 108 Berger 3300 fps.

Photos are very different. May i ask, did accuracy stay the same? What powder was used? Cleaning solvent used? Ty.

 

[urbanrifleman]

Photos are very different. May i ask, did accuracy stay the same? What powder was used? Cleaning solvent used? Ty.

Yes.
N160
Bore tech eliminator

All in all it works. I also think that the decoppering agents in other powders work, but it's very clear that people are mistaking the "sludge" in their barrels from the agent that they keep obsessively cleaning out is actually a good thing. The trick is to stop cleaning it out.

 

[urbanrifleman]

I will say this, if David Tubb says something works, it probably does. I don't think anyone has any idea the testing facility David has... It's on a level like you might find with a large weapons development contractor working for the government. He's not just some guy who shoots groups at his club. Not saying that is a bad thing.

David does not toot his own horn much, and for some reason is viewed by the community as an outsider or something because he isn't going around taking credit for everything. I think there is a great deal of jealousy around him is the only thing I can figure.

Tubb Dust works. Might not be necessary in coming years as many if not all of the manufacturers are adding similar products factory direct.

 

[dminn1]

I will say this, if David Tubb says something works, it probably does. I don't think anyone has any idea the testing facility David has... It's on a level like you might find with a large weapons development contractor working for the government. He's not just some guy who shoots groups at his club. Not saying that is a bad thing.

David does not toot his own horn much, and for some reason is viewed by the community as an outsider or something because he isn't going around taking credit for everything. I think there is a great deal of jealousy around him is the only thing I can figure.

Tubb Dust works. Might not be necessary in coming years as many if not all of the manufacturers are adding similar products factory direct.

The man shows extreme competence in everything he undertakes. You can't argue with his resume or his results. Some feel uncomfortable among such company.