savagelover
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Some guy gave me 3 stock of Lyman orange magic bullet lube. I don't have a luber sizer. Is there something I can add to this to make it a little softer for pan lubing??
Question about bullet lube
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jaguarxk120
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Heat, the stuff will melt.
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savagelover
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I know but I have heard it might not stick to the bullets for pan lubing??
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You melt the lube in a shallow pan put the bullets in base down.
Then let the lube turn solid, Use a Kake-Cutter to remove them from the pan.
A sub for the Kake-Cutter is a cartridge case with head cutoff, just make sure the bullets will pass
thru the neck section of the case.
The whole procedure is outlined in the Lyman reloading book.
Then let the lube turn solid, Use a Kake-Cutter to remove them from the pan.
A sub for the Kake-Cutter is a cartridge case with head cutoff, just make sure the bullets will pass
thru the neck section of the case.
The whole procedure is outlined in the Lyman reloading book.
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Since you already powder coat the best thing to do is probably pass them on to someone who has and uses a lubrisizer. The pay it forward thread will get some responses.
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