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Originally Posted by Maximumbob54
I'm going to try the graphite next time I load .223 cases. I mixed RCBS's lube with alcohol in a spray bottle and while that worked, it was getting a little too much on some and not enough on the rest. I sprayed them while standing up on the loading block and thought that was good enough. I guess I could try shaking them in a box afterwards.
I think most of my trouble comes from the hurry up mode I want to get in like I'm loading pistol ammo. Rifle ammo just isn't like that.
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I did some searching for powdered graphite and found a lot of artist places sell it for pretty cheap.
I also read that graphite can cause corrosion on aluminum so if any dies have aluminum (what are Lee outsides made off?) it may be a problem for them or the turret???????
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