Lubing Inside Case Necks?
07-19-2006 | 11:00 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: S.W. Pa.-- Heart in North Central Pa. mountains-
RE: Lubing Inside Case Necks?
Nylon brushes work well, but personally, I've been using Q-Tips for years for this. They work real well lightly lubed, and as bc said, I only lube up about every third one after I get started. They are great for wiping the lube out of the neck before charging the powder too. If you don't wipe out the neck, powder can and will stick to it. It's particularly nasty if using Ball powder. Just the way I do it..............
07-21-2006 | 04:18 AM
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Boone & Crockett
Joined: Jan 2004
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From: Eastern PA
RE: Lubing Inside Case Necks?
My goodness - Are you guys still using case lube? The last few years I've been using Hornady's One Shot spay.
I put my cases in a spare loading block, spray a light coating on them at about a 45 degree angle, turn the block and spray the other side, wait a couple of minutes for it to dry and start sizing. It coats the entire case including the case mouth. And what I like is that it is not like the old case lube in that if you get any on the shoulder, it won't dimple the shoulder.
Once sized, I throw them in the tumbler to remove it. give it a try.
I put my cases in a spare loading block, spray a light coating on them at about a 45 degree angle, turn the block and spray the other side, wait a couple of minutes for it to dry and start sizing. It coats the entire case including the case mouth. And what I like is that it is not like the old case lube in that if you get any on the shoulder, it won't dimple the shoulder.
Once sized, I throw them in the tumbler to remove it. give it a try.
07-21-2006 | 08:07 AM
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RE: Lubing Inside Case Necks?
ORIGINAL: bronko22000
My goodness - Are you guys still using case lube? The last few years I've been using Hornady's One Shot spay.
I put my cases in a spare loading block, spray a light coating on them at about a 45 degree angle, turn the block and spray the other side, wait a couple of minutes for it to dry and start sizing. It coats the entire case including the case mouth. And what I like is that it is not like the old case lube in that if you get any on the shoulder, it won't dimple the shoulder.
Once sized, I throw them in the tumbler to remove it. give it a try.
My goodness - Are you guys still using case lube? The last few years I've been using Hornady's One Shot spay.
I put my cases in a spare loading block, spray a light coating on them at about a 45 degree angle, turn the block and spray the other side, wait a couple of minutes for it to dry and start sizing. It coats the entire case including the case mouth. And what I like is that it is not like the old case lube in that if you get any on the shoulder, it won't dimple the shoulder.
Once sized, I throw them in the tumbler to remove it. give it a try.
