Favorite Case Lube?

[grasshopperglock]

What's your go to case lube and why?


If you make your own, list a recipe.

 

[Moonpie]

Imperial sizing die wax

Works great. Tumbles off quickly.

 

[robertc1024]

Hornady 1 shot in a baggie. Works great.

 

[orbitup]

I use the lanolin/Heet mix.

 

[Oldloader]

Ditto--Lanolin/ Isopropyl alcohol. Works slick.

 

[benenglish]

Imperial sizing die wax

Works great. Tumbles off quickly.

Beat me to it.

Also - one of those little tins of the stuff lasts a very, very long time.

 

[Dawico]

Hornady 1 shot in a baggie. Works great.

This. Shoot, shake, shoot again, shake again, let them dry and load away. I give my die a little shot before I start too.

 

[MetalCutter]

For tough full length sizing jobs nothing beats Imperial Sizing Wax. One tin will last forever. For everyday jobs I like the Dillon spray lube. Comes in a pump sprayer so no messing around with expensive aerosols. Just a couple of pumps, let it dry and you're good to go.

 

[ed308]

Dillon spray. Just dump the brass in a plastic bin, spray it, let it sit, then shake and bake.

 

[dee]

Hornady unique. One tub lasts years

 

[grasshopperglock]

I use the lanolin/Heet mix.

I'm gonna try that. Red Heet and lanolin oil.

 

[WyoTex]

Dillon. A little goes a long way. It takes quite a while for me to go thru a bottle.

 

[Gramps]

One shot for pistol and wax for rifle


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[shortround]

RCBS Case Lube-2. Slicker than snot and has never failed me.

Be well.

 

[ElevenBravo]

Hornady 1 shot. I was using Lyman spray lube when I first started, and it was contaminating my primers. I switched lubes and the problem went away.

 

[TheDan]

Cable pulling lube. Because I already had some in the garage.

I've used Hornady 1 shot before, too. It's easy and works really well.

 

[motorcarman]

I am still using the 3.7 oz jar of ROYAL CASE & DIE LUBE I bought............ I don't know, 10 years ago???????????????
I use the Hornady One Shot for small cases. I like the Royal for reforming rifle cases (it smells good on my fingers).

bob

 

[hink]

I've been using the same quart bottle of ATF on an ink pad for years...somewhere over 20k rifle rounds through the press. The lube is inexpensive and works well, and tumbles clean in just a few minutes.

For straight wall pistol rounds, I tumble the brass with crushed walnut hull and a dime sized glob of Mother's Chrome polish until the brass is clean and shiny and make sure the carbide die is clean and dry before starting.

 

[Wyldman]

Carbide dies.

Crush, kill, mangle, maim, destroy.

 

[robertc1024]

Lol. This has gotten to a 9mm vs. 45 thread. Seriously though, good info.


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