Sure do! That's all I use! 10 or 12 parts 99% isopropyl to one part lanolin oil. It will lube 1,000's of cases! Haven't had a stuck one in over 8,000.Quote:
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Sure do! That's all I use! 10 or 12 parts 99% isopropyl to one part lanolin oil. It will lube 1,000's of cases! Haven't had a stuck one in over 8,000.Quote:
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This is what I use, bought both off Amazon.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...a080e91448.jpgQuote:
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Well I got the recipe from the right guy! I been wanting to try it. I think it will be better by far than Lee resize lube a lot less messy in the dies for sure. Thank you for the info!
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How do you get the lanolin off the casings after resizing? I know the alcohol just evaporates
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Of course!Quote:
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I tumble after I process my brass.Quote:
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Ok in corn cob matter?
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Absolutely, I prefer crushed walnut myself.Quote:
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I tried walnut, but it seemed to coarse and just kind of scratched the brass and not really cleaning and polishing it
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Maybe I got ahold of a bad lot or something but this walnut was real coarse
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