Chamber Cream                                    Click Here to Order

Shooting percussion revolvers is not only a "manly" thing to do and more fun than a gun, but its just as much of a challenge today as it was in days gone by. If you’ve ever emptied an 1858-1863 Remington solid frame revolver in a hurry and then tried to change to an extra charged cylinder, you’ll no doubt understand why we developed RPC’s Chamber Cream.

When used as instructed, you won’t need a sledge hammer and a wedge to get the cylinder pin out to make the switch. In fact, we shot 14 fully charged cylinders (38 grains FFFg under .454 round balls in a Uberti) as fast as we could fan them and make the switch without once failing to be able to remove the cylinder pin with ease. But, if you think that’s something, just wait until you try it on Colts, LeMats, Whitneys, Starrs, Rogers & Spencers, and all the rest.

Contains no formulated petroleums, alcohols or water. Just seal each chamber mouth and put a dab on the cylinder pin, because after all,
“Just a dab’ll do it!”

Bullet Cream                                       Click Here to Order

Conicals, Minie’ Balls, Maxi-Balls...whatever type of soft lead projectiles you prefer...all require lubrication for top accuracy and to forego filling the grooves of your bore’s rifling with lead.  

                                 {Enter RPC’s all new Bullet Cream}

Beats all other bullet lubes hands down. Its so good, we made it Royal Purple.   Fill the grooves of your projectile with this easy to apply, fouling softening lube and it will practically load itself.   We tossed a coin to see whether we’d market it as a bullet lube or a bore cleaner!  

Think not?  Try it and see for yourself.

Contains no formulated petroleums, alcohols or water, and
“Just a dab’ll do it!”