Best case lube!

[CA48]

Alcohol lanolin mix 10:1 or pag220 oil which is probably similar to STP.

 

[Bucklowery]

I bet I used gallons of this stuff in my 64 Sport Fury 361 Commando! Rings and valves desperately needed.

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How do you apply it. Do you put it on a pad

Thanks

Buck

 

[Pastor Gun.zales]

C'mon guys, we all know Hornady One Shot in the spray can is the best

Seriously though, I use 1:10/1:12 Lanolin Alcohol mixture for bulk, and Unique for small stuff.

 

[Rick Richard]

Imperial Sizing Wax. A tin will last a looooooooooooong time and if used correctly there will be NO stuck cases.

 

[Muddyboots]

How do you apply it. Do you put it on a pad

Thanks

Buck

Buck,
Pad works but since I am not high volume shooter, just dip 2 fingers and rub on case exactly where I want it. I recently threw out my original can that was all metal with screw top! Prob shoulda kept it for posterity! It will last forever!

 

[Floridahunter]

Never let me down.

 

[K.E.C. Darkside]

Imperial Sizing Wax. A tin will last a looooooooooooong time and if used correctly there will be NO stuck cases.

WHAT HE SAID, I have had the same tin going on 2 years, not even half used. And I have loaded a LOT OF BULLETS.

 

[Roughrice]

Old fashioned RCBS lube and roll on pad has always done well for me.
I do use Hornady One Shot spray when I have a bunch to do at one time.
Not a problem with either yet.

 

[Recon$$]

Another STP guy over here.

 

[Roughrice]

I've used STP in the past when rebuilding engines along side my dad and still use it to coat all internal parts when doing engine, gearbox or enclosed case components with high friction contact parts.

I actually never thought of trying it with resizing brass but will now!!

 

[Calvin45]

I've used STP in the past when rebuilding engines along side my dad and still use it to coat all internal parts when doing engine, gearbox or enclosed case components with high friction contact parts.

I actually never thought of trying it with resizing brass but will now!!

As will I.

 

[AkleyFan]

I just used some WD-40 to (accidently) neck size some 280 Rem brass to 257 Roberts. The lube worked fine, my glasses... a solid fail.

Such a multitude of products we can use, I'm not limiting myself to just one. If I have a jar of Crisco on hand, that's what I'll use. Maybe even some Brill Cream if that stuff is still around. Some toothpaste might work too. Hmmm - sky's the limit here. I'm off to dig around in the garage for lubricants that need a new purpose. Stay tuned for more creative suggestions. Bring your A game.

 

[Seabeeken]

Tried the hornady wax. Worked well. I bit harder than imperial but seemed to lube great and wiped off easy.
Also tried the adg case lube. Put it on a lube pad. Very good stuff. Wipes off easy and a clean dry case is left. Ill keep it.

 

[asd9055]

I've used STP in the past when rebuilding engines along side my dad and still use it to coat all internal parts when doing engine, gearbox or enclosed case components with high friction contact parts.

I actually never thought of trying it with resizing brass but will now!!

Picked up some this week to try