!&&@^^@ Sizing Dies!!!

[Chris Rhines]

I've been using One-Shot exclusively ever since I started reloading, and have never stuck a case or torn a rim off. I think a lot of the people who have trouble with One-Shot are not reading the directions - you need to let it dry for four or five minutes after you spray your cases.

My method is to take my clean .223 cases and dump about a hundred into a plastic salad colander. Spray liberally with One-Shot, shake around, spray again, and the colander aside while loading primer tubes/checking my charge weight/putting more brass in the tumbler. After five minutes or so, dump the lubed cases into the hopper and go to town.

- Chris

 

[strat81]

Thank you for all the responses. I took both "sets" of advice:
-I dumped the cases into a box and sprayed the snot out of the cases, shaking them around while I did it. No stuck cases.

-I picked up some Imperial Sizing Wax on Saturday. Every easy to use and cleans up very quickly with just a paper towel. Feels like Chap Stick. I got it on my thumb, index, and middle fingers and just "swirled" the case in my fingers, dragging my finger across the mouth. No stuck cases.

I'll probably use up the two cans of One Shot that I have, but the Imperial Sizing Wax is definitely more economical and I had as much wax on my fingers as I did when I handled the One Shot cases. I wouldn't call it messy at all.