Advice from a professional. -Lube your pistol cases
I took advice from professionals a long time ago to buy carbide pistol dies and not lube. It has worked for me. Everyone who lubes agrees with you. Everyone who doesn't lube doesn't agree with you. Ford vs Chevy.
I can't imagine how some of you guys must agonize over shooting up a full 100 round box of reloads with a six shooter. What in the world do you do with the two empty chambers at the end of the session? :oops:
I hate squeaky clean brass. For my fired pistol brass, it’s vibrate with walnut with a little Nu-finish or Flitz Media additive. Shines up the outside of the case and leaves a little bit of slickness while also leaving some carbon on the inside to lube the powder drop expander. No extra lube...
I didn't see a phone number on their website, but have you tried emailing them? I've had success going that route before. Got a response in less than 3 hours.
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I just got a new Lee “Gatling” bullet feeder last week to try on my RCBS progressive press. I soon found out that the tube to turret fit is as you say, not tight enough to hold everything together with the weight of even one loaded tube. But, instead of taping the tubes together, I used two...
When a case with no bullet shows up at the bullet seating station, the Gatling tube (I like that) is empty. I keep a few loose bullets handy for when that happens and know it’s time to rotate the feeder tubes.
That would be the internet's longest thread ever in no time as people commented on each other's mistakes and then commented on each other's comments then rebutted the comments on their comments, ad infinitum.
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