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grower, just curious what type of pistol Dies you have. Usually Carbide Dies (if that is the type you are using) don't require any lube. If they are not Carbide then I do understand why you are lubricating the cases. .
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Not necessary but makes life MUCH easier. I always lube with One Shot. Just a light spritz. Don't need to hit every case either.
I discovered it when I started reloading 9mm.
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I was thinking the same thing. Why lube, get carbide sizing for, right?
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Agree, though a lubed case every 5-6 dies make things smoother. So does tumbling in a dry media with a bit of polish. The guys that really struggle are those wet tumbling. Cases are very sticky, even in carbide dies.
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I use all carbide sizer dies in my handgun calibers.
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I like broccoli.
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I like broccoli.
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Me too! Especially when it is not stuck to the pan/bowl. Makes it hard to get off and still look like broccoli...
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12-26-2020, 11:59 PM
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I found that deglazing with white wine and butter is good. Scrape those brown bits off pan. Stir and make a pan sauce. Doesn't look like fresh broccoli but tastes good. I use left over sauce for case lube. Working on a recipe by adding lard or bacon grease to mixture to make cast bullet lube.
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Son brought me a 'care package,' leftovers from his girlfriend's family's Christmas dinner.
A very surprising item was fried broccoli (!). Battered and fried. It was quite good.
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I had NO idea that my post would generate this much response!!!
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Sounds as though you are not familiar with the great thread drift... 1044 pages
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Actually Growr is familiar with it. We are from the same hometown growing up and we know each other. I am 1 year older. We talk often. He is a great guy BTW. And I am the originator of the great thread drift. Hence my moniker The Lounge Rant Master.
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I found that deglazing with white wine and butter is good. Scrape those brown bits off pan. Stir and make a pan sauce. Doesn't look like fresh broccoli but tastes good. I use left over sauce for case lube. Working on a recipe by adding lard or bacon grease to mixture to make cast bullet lube.
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Hey THAT might work!
I really hated those skillet squibs...
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I was going to comment on Hornady TiN sizing dies, but I guess the thread has run its course and has devolved into wisecracks. I am a wise cracker, in both senses of the word, but it seems out of place here. Mais, ça, c'est la vie, eh, chers?
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Wesson, Mazola?
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A 1/4 cup of either in a 2 gallon bag of old military brass keeps corrosion down to almost nothing. Shake well.
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At one time I used "one shot" but it's costly when doing large numbers of cases. Now I just make my own using a 10 to 1 ratio of 95% alcohol and pure liquid lanolin. Put the mix in a small spray bottle use a agitator of some sort (I use a marble) put the cases in a container spray and let the alcohol evaporate.
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This is what I use for my 223/556 rifle cases. Works great.
The "container" I use to apply the lube is a 1 gallon ziplock bag.
Put a couple of hundred cases in the bag, it it with a few spritzes from the spray bottle, roll 'em around a little then dump 'em out & let the alcohol evaporate.
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