Bullet lubricator device

A bullet lubricator device, comprising:

• an elongated grease-holding cylinder having an elongated bore with a central axis and being open at opposite ends thereof;
• a bullet-holding cylinder being connected in flow communication with one of said opposite ends of said grease-holding cylinder, said bullet-holding cylinder defining a chamber being open at opposite ends thereof and adapted to receive a bullet of a given caliber therein, said chamber having a longitudinal axis extending generally perpendicular to said central axis of said bore of said grease-holding cylinder;
• an elongated plunger received within said bore of said grease-holding cylinder and capable of reciprocal movement along said central axis thereof, said plunger having opposite leading and trailing end portions, said leading end portion being disposed within said bore of said grease-holding cylinder between said opposite ends thereof and said trailing end portion thereof being disposed outside of said bore of said grease-holding cylinder adjacent to the other of said opposite ends thereof;
• said grease-holding cylinder being adapted to hold a quantity of grease therein between said leading end portion of said plunger and said one of said opposite ends of said grease-holding cylinder;
• said plunger at said trailing end portion thereof forming a handle adapted to be gripped by a user's hand for moving said plunger relative to said grease-holding cylinder to advance said leading end portion of said plunger toward said one end of said grease-holding cylinder and said bullet-holding cylinder connected in communication therewith for pushing grease from said grease-holding cylinder bore through said one end thereof into said bullet-holding cylinder chamber and about a bullet therein;
• and,
• at least on size-reducing sleeve insertable within said bullet-holding cylinder chamber and having an opening formed therein adapted to communicate with said bore at said one end of said grease-holding cylinder, said sleeve having a central chamber adapted to receive a bullet of a caliber size smaller than said given caliber thereby adapting said bullet-holding cylinder chamber to accommodate a bullet of smaller caliber size than said given caliber.

A bullet lubricator device, comprising:

• an elongated grease-holding cylinder having an elongated bore with a central axis and being open at opposite ends thereof;
• a bullet-holding cylinder being connected in flow communication with one of said opposite ends of said grease-holding cylinder, said bullet-holding cylinder defining a chamber being open at opposite ends thereof and adapted to receive a bullet of a given caliber therein, said chamber having a longitudinal axis extending generally perpendicular to said central axis of said bore of said grease-holding cylinder;
• an elongated plunger received within said bore of said grease-holding cylinder and capable of reciprocal movement along said central axis thereof, said plunger having opposite leading and trailing end portions, said leading end portion being disposed within said bore of said grease-holding cylinder between said opposite ends thereof and said trailing end portion thereof being disposed outside of said bore of said grease-holding cylinder adjacent to the other of said opposite ends thereof;
• said grease-holding cylinder being adapted to hold a quantity of grease therein between said leading end portion of said plunger and said one of said opposite ends of said grease-holding cylinder;
• said plunger at said trailing end portion thereof forming a handle adapted to be gripped by a user's hand for moving said plunger relative to said grease-holding cylinder to advance said leading end portion of said plunger toward said one end of said grease-holding cylinder and said bullet-holding cylinder connected in communication therewith for pushing grease from said grease-holding cylinder bore through said one end thereof into said bullet-holding cylinder chamber and about a bullet therein;
• and,
• a pair of closures pivotally mounted to said respective opposite ends of said bullet-holding cylinder, each closure being actuatable between opened and closed positions with respect to said bullet-holding cylinder chamber.

A bullet lubricator device, comprising:

• a grease-holding tubular member defining a bore open at opposite ends of said member;
• a bullet-holding member being connected in flow communication with one of said opposite ends of said grease-holding member and defining a chamber open at opposite ends of said member and adapted to receive a bullet of a given caliber therein;
• a plunger received within said grease-holding member bore and capable of reciprocal movement therein, said plunger having opposite leading and trailing end portions, said leading end portion thereof being disposed within said grease-holding member bore between said opposite ends thereof and said trailing end portion thereof being disposed outside of said bore adjacent to the other of said opposite ends thereof;
• said grease-holding member bore being adapted to hold a quantity of grease therein between said leading end portion of said plunger and said one of said opposite ends of said grease-holding member;
• said plunger trailing end portion forming a handle adapted to be gripped by a user's hand for moving said plunger relative to said grease-holding member to advance said leading end portion of said plunger toward said one end of said grease-holding member for pushing grease from said grease-holding member bore through said one end thereof into said bullet-holding member chamber and about a bullet therein;
• resilient means fitted about said plunger leading end portion and frictionally engaged with said grease-holding member bore for wiping grease from said bore as grease is pushed by said plunger leading end portion toward said bullet-holding member and to prevent backflow of grease toward said plunger trailing end;
• and,
• a pair of closures pivotally mounted to said respective opposite ends of said bullet-holding member, each closure being actuatable between opened and closed positions with respect to said bullet-holding member chamber.

A bullet lubricator device, comprising:

• a grease-holding tubular member defining a bore open at opposite ends of said member;
• a bullet-holding member being connected in flow communication with one of said opposite ends of said grease-holding member and defining a chamber open at opposite ends of said member and adapted to receive a bullet of a given caliber therein;
• a plunger received within said grease-holding member bore and capable of reciprocal movement therein, said plunger having opposite leading and trailing end portions, said leading end portion thereof being disposed within said grease-holding member bore between said opposite ends thereof and said trailing end portion thereof being disposed outside of said bore adjacent to the other of said opposite ends thereof;
• said grease-holding member bore being adapted to hold a quantity of grease therein between said leading end portion of said plunger and said one of said opposite ends of said grease-holding member;
• said plunger trailing end portion forming a handle adapted to be gripped by a user's hand for moving said plunger relative to said grease-holding member to advance said leading end portion of said plunger toward said one end of said grease-holding member for pushing grease from said grease-holding member bore through said one end thereof into said bullet-holding member chamber and about a bullet therein;
• resilient means fitted about said plunger leading end portion and frictionally engaged with said grease-holding member bore for wiping grease from said bore as grease is pushed by said plunger leading end portion toward said bullet-holding member and to prevent backflow of grease toward said plunger trailing end;
• and,
• at least one size-reducing sleeve insertable within said bullet-holding member chamber and having an opening formed therein adapted to communicate with said grease-holding member bore, said sleeve having a central chamber adapted to receive a bullet of a caliber size smaller than said given caliber which thereby adapts said bullet-holding member chamber to accommodate a bullet of smaller caliber size than said given caliber.

A bullet lubricator device, comprising:

• a grease-holding tubular member defining a bore open at opposite ends of said member;
• a bullet-holding member being connected in flow communication with one of said opposite ends of said grease-holding member and defining a chamber open at opposite ends of said member and adapted to receive a bullet of a given caliber therein;
• a plunger received within said grease-holding member bore and capable of reciprocal movement therein, said plunger having opposite leading and trailing end portions, said leading end portion thereof being disposed within said grease-holding member bore between said opposite ends thereof and said trailing end portion thereof being disposed outside of said bore adjacent to the other of said opposite ends thereof;
• said grease-holding member bore being adapted to hold a quantity of grease therein between said leading end portion of said plunger and said one of said opposite ends of said grease-holding member;
• said plunger trailing end portion forming a handle adapted to be gripped by a user's hand for moving said plunger relative to said grease-holding member to advance said leading end portion of said plunger toward said one end of said grease-holding member for pushing grease from said grease-holding member bore through said one end thereof into said bullet-holding member chamber and about a bullet therein;
• resilient means fitted about said plunger leading end portion and frictionally engaged with said grease-holding member bore for wiping grease from said bore as grease is pushed by said plunger leading end portion toward said bullet-holding member and to prevent backflow of grease toward said plunger trailing end;
• and,
• resilient means fitted about and extending within said bore of said grease-holding member adjacent said other end thereof and frictionally engaged with said plunger between said leading and trailing end portions thereof for wiping foreign matter therefrom to prevent migration of foreign matter into and contamination or said bore of said grease-holding member as said plunger is moved relative thereto.