Anyone use COOKING spray as a case lube?

[gearheadpyro]

When I full length size it is rcbs case lube 2, but usually I just neck size with a collet die, so lube isn't needed.

 

[BADUNAME37]

Maybe if you use the cooking spray in the right manner, you can shoot your deer, cook the venison, and have instant burgers as soon as the deer drops!

I also have always used RCBS.
That's probably why I never get a deer.
If I used cooking spray, I would probably get one.

 

[SSN Vet]

once I tried Imperial Sizing Die Wax.... I never looked back and never felt the need to look elsewhere...

Two years and some thousand applications later, I've barely made a dent in the tin....

Thinking about shining my shoes with it just for kicks and giggles..

 

[ar10]

Figured that I might upgrade to a more modern case lube. WRONG!!! One Shot caused several stuck .30-06 cases (I did read and follow the instructions).

I didn't read the instructions first and ended up with stuck cases and those quaint little dimple around the neck. THEN I read the instructions and just got stuck cases.
I went back the RCBS case lube and haven't had one stuck case or any dimples yet.
PS: ABC's of Reloading explains it beautifully.

 

[Seedtick]

HEHE!

Note: had to use garlic flavored spray once...too stinky, but the little Beretta really liked it!

Pappy, you just ain't right!

ST

 

[qajaq59]

I like Break Free and a pad.

 

[USSR]

once I tried Imperial Sizing Die Wax.... I never looked back and never felt the need to look elsewhere...

+1.

Don

 

[jjohnson]

Walmart - oil pump-o-matic

I forget the actual name of the product, but you can get "food grade" spray bottles from Walmart that have a pump in the top - for a couple bucks.

These are meant to spray stuff as heavy as cooking oil, and pump to a nice pressure. They work just great. If you take one of those and put your favorite cooking oil - or lanolin and alcohol - you're home free. And you don't even wreck the ozone layer with it.

Pick one up for the wife, too. It'll make you a hero.

 

[freakshow10mm]

Still trying to find a decent lube that is easy to apply, works, and is easy to tumble off without discoloring the brass.

 

[The Bushmaster]

RCBS Case Lube 2. Wipe off with a old T-shirt and tumble... Works for me and does not discolor the brass...

 

[Canuck-IL]

Still trying to find a decent lube that is easy to apply, works, and is easy to tumble off without discoloring the brass.

you haven't looked that hard - I posted above about the wire lube...excellent stuff, minimal tumble to remove and inexpensive.
/B

 

[freakshow10mm]

Been there, done that, still looking. Wasn't impressed.

 

[Rugg_Ed]

I have used it with no problem, and a spray food grade silicone lubricant.
along other lubes.

 

[46R]

Another happy user of silicone spray lube on my pistol brass. I prefer the kind that evaporates/dries clean like Prestone or CRC brands. I don't use the Gunk brand, it leaves an oily residue behind.