Case lube question

[Guns4545]

I'm going to try that thanks. Wes sage recommended that as well. Ordered some up yesterday.

Try unique, little on your fingers and it transfers onto the cases as you size them. It’s cheap and a tub lasts forever

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[Adam Van Camp]

What is unique?

Try unique, little on your fingers and it transfers onto the cases as you size them. It’s cheap and a tub lasts forever

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[Wes Sage]

Hornady Unique Case Lube.
Best I have ever found, and I have been doing this a while

What is unique?

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[Adam Van Camp]

I will have to look it up.

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[Guns4545]

Hornady Unique Case Lube.
Best I have ever found, and I have been doing this a while

Took your advice buddy. Thanks again [emoji106][emoji6]

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[Wes Sage]

Anytime!!

Took your advice buddy. Thanks again [emoji106][emoji6]

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[Cowcatcher]

I get along fine with one shot. I've never tried anything else. I've stuck a case before but it was the first one I tried in that session. Now I make sure the first case of the session has a lil extra lube to coat the die. I usually fill a loading tray with brass and give em a couple quick sprays from a couple angles. Sometimes I just lay em on a paper towel, spay em at an angle from the mouth end, roll em half a turn and hit em again.

[JoeB]

I'm pretty surprised that nobody here uses Imperial Sizing Wax. A tin lasts for 30k+ rounds, and you'll never stick a case. Its a great product.

[MarkDisciplinare]

I'm pretty surprised that nobody here uses Imperial Sizing Wax. A tin lasts for 30k+ rounds, and you'll never stick a case. Its a great product.

I use that, it’s great lube! I also just received a bottle of the Ballistic tools water-based lube and it seems to work as well as the Dillon case lube. Also have used the RCBS case lube and it works well but the sprayer on the bottle is poorly designed!!

For handgun loading I use the Hornady One Shot sprayed into a ziplock bag and it’s fine. Makes my 550 run a bit smoother...


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[Steve Lonie]

When I started reloading I was having cases slightly stick in the die as I pulled them out of the die. Not knowing any better I grabbed my can of Kiwi neutral shoe polish and rubbed my thumb and forefinger on it.
As I picked up a piece of brass I rubbed the polish on it. this solved the problem and the brass moved smoothly in and out of the die. Now, I consider this as a field expedient method but it works! Currently I use the lanolin/alcohol mix at 12:1. This never fails me.