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What do you do to remove the One Shot? Or do you? I've considered using it with stainless pin cleaned brass. Cases get so clean, squeaky clean, that they drag on the expander plug. It makes processing on a progressive difficult. I'm thinking One Shot would be the solution provided I can figure out a suitable removal technique.
I don't remove it. I also wet-tumble and have the same issue. The One-Shot is hardly noticeable after loading if you follow the instructions, which are in the name. They mean it. One shot.
For this application (pistol cartridges) you don't need much. If you miss a case it won't matter as the die will be coated with the lube. I bag it in a gallon zip lock (quarter to a third full), give it a shot and shake-n-bake. For rifle cartridges you'll probably want to be a little more thorough.
One other thing: before you use it clean your sizing die really well. Sometimes One-Shot and other lubes mixed together will cause a failure with bottle-neck cartridges.