For what it's worth I use Hornady One-shot after running my wet-tumbled brass through a food dehydrator. I probably over-spray but I've never had a stuck case (for .223, anyway). It helps if you pop a bunch in a large plastic bag and spray away, then jiggle the bag so everyone gets coated.
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+3 on Dillon. I put a paper towel in a Tupperware container, spray lightly and roll the brass.
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I'm sure all this mixing and storing and spraying and shaking and washing and drying all works well for many reloaders but I like the simplicity of a little tin of Imperial Sizing Wax. It seems to last forever since a lil-dab-il-do-you. For only $7.99 (then) I have been using the same tin for a lot of years. (lost count) That darn little tin really does last forever!
BTW, their Dry Neck Lube is a very good product too.
BTW, their Dry Neck Lube is a very good product too.
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I use Hornadys "Unique" case lube, just as good as Imperial but you get more for less. Easy to wipe off or tumble off. Reminds me of Crisco, plus a little goes a long way when its smeared all over your hand.
Give it a try and you'll see why they call it the best kept secret in the industry.
Give it a try and you'll see why they call it the best kept secret in the industry.
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