5.7x28 sizing.

[Jamesr160@yahoo.com]

I use hornady dies and lanolin lube.
When I size my brass, I peel a little of the lacquer off. is their a trick to prevent this?

Thanks

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[Holland]

Following. I’d love to learn some tricks on reloading 5.7x28. Might give me more reason to buy an FN 5.7


That’s the beauty of what we can do as reloaders

[Ledslnger]

The trick.....sell your stuff off and buy a .22 TCM LOL. Just kidding. This was one of the reasons I stepped away from getting one. Like FN products, but the coating stuff made me wary.

[Holland]

What is the reason for the coating anyway? To help reliably feed the ammo? What happens when it all wears away?

The trick.....sell your stuff off and buy a .22 TCM LOL. Just kidding. This was one of the reasons I stepped away from getting one. Like FN products, but the coating stuff made me wary.

That’s the beauty of what we can do as reloaders

[Jamesr160@yahoo.com]

The coating helps feeding and it slows the ejection process to achieve optimum powder burn.

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[Ledslnger]

Once gone you replace the brass with new.

[Holland]

Sounds like someone should do it better without the need for any coatings. I’ll stick with standard stuff for now

[Wes Sage]

Lanolin really isn't a good lube, no matter what people say. It is sticky, and is what is peeling the coating
Try some Hornady Unique lube. Problem will be solved unless the die has a burr in it

[Jamesr160@yahoo.com]

I'll try that, Thanks.

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[Ledslnger]

Sounds like someone should do it better without the need for any coatings. I’ll stick with standard stuff for now

That is why I decided to go to the .22 TCM instead of the 5.7.