case lube for large batches of 223 & 32-20

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February 02, 2010 18:59

Dipping a finger in Imperial and massaging cases is too slow. Any dip, tumble lube or spray lube to speed up the process.

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  Tailgunner1954

  February 03, 2010 00:09

  Rub a bit of imperial into th palms of your hands, than roll several cases at a time between your palms.
  
  Most of the time when you hear of a stuck case, the guy was using a spray on lube.

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  mrbruce

  February 03, 2010 05:43

  If your going to buy spray on lube you better order a stuck case puller along with it....
  if you choose to use Imperial, then don't bother with the puller...
  Pulling a stuck case aint all that much faster [:D]

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  laylandad

  February 03, 2010 06:00

  I have used Hornady One Shot spray lube and have never had a stuck case. That being said, I will probably have one soon!! LOL. I think if you spray the lube evenly all over including the case mouth, you should not have a problem.

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  coledigger4

  February 03, 2010 06:11

  I just finished up loading a bunch of 223. Using OneShot, I did have some sticking. I bought a bottle of RCBS Case Slick and no more sticking. It is in a 'finger pump' bottle, not aerosol, and in my opinion works far better than OneShot on bottle neck cases.

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  dcs shooters

  February 03, 2010 14:38

  I have never stuck a case with the RCBS. I've used it since it came out.

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  goldeneagle76

  February 03, 2010 15:25

  One shot...I get stuck cases. Imperial...none. this is just on my 50AE reloads, I have not even started rifle yet.

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  coledigger4

  February 03, 2010 16:18

  quote:Originally posted by dcs shooters
  I have never stuck a case with the RCBS. I've used it since it came out.
  
  
  I just started using it and I am sold on it. That is really some very good lube.

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