Speed case lube for 223 and 32-20

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February 02, 2010 19:05

Need a speedier process than massaging each case with Imperial or other case lube.
I dont mind washing or tumbling afterwards.

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  shoff14

  February 02, 2010 19:28

  Hornady hot shot, throw in a ziploc bag, the freezer ones work the best, 50 -100 pieces. Spray inside the bag, then shake it all about.

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  BHAVIN

  February 02, 2010 20:59

  I once had this dilema. I got the Dillon spray lube. It says right on the bottle to steal or borrow (permanemtly borrow sounds better to me) a cookie sheet from your wife. I did that and she almost beat me to death. But after I showed her the label on the bottle and told her that I did it for her (this lube is much faster honey, it will allow me to spend more time with you!) She still beat me but we were newly weds. The Dillon lube works great though. I also still have that cookie sheet.[;)]

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  dcs shooters

  February 03, 2010 04:39

  I use the RCBS spray lube. I put the cases in a plastic box and spray them and roll around. I have never stuck a case this way.

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  Nwcid

  February 03, 2010 23:40

  I use the One Shot as well.
  
  I just spray while in a plastic loading block.

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  bentley47

  February 04, 2010 04:33

  The plastic bag/ziplock sounds good. I have a stack of the plastic microwave pans, maybe brownies or small cakes used to come in them. I use Dillons and spray 100-200 rounds at a time, shake, wait and size. I've never stuck one with spray lube, but I do pay attention to how they feel when picking them up to size. If they feel the least bit dry, I tap my finger in paste lube and rub it down. I've used about every other lube method over the last 35 years and prefer the spray for sizing large lots.

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