Mandrel lube

[6pakzak]

guess I was excited I finally learned how to apply it right!

Haha!

 

[WildRose]

Another possible endless Post with countless opinions.
All quite good and effective with great suggestions.
A great thing is a lot of experience from members.
Love it
Now decisions
Testing
Which process?
What materials?
Which is the BEST?
What is the Simplest?

Yep, There's a whole lot of right ways to accomplish the same goal.

 

[WildRose]

If you apply it once and do a bunch before applying again just makes me think it's gonna size slightly different as the lube wears off, I know it's a small difference but if I think keeping everything consistent matters

Using a Lube like Hornady one shot It's never been a concern. You're probably talking at least five or six zeros before getting to the first 1.

.0000001 isn't even measurable with the tools we're using.

 

[6pakzak]

Using a Lube like Hornady one shot It's never been a concern. You're probably talking at least five or six zeros before getting to the first 1.

.0000001 isn't even measurable with the tools we're using.

Maybe and maybe not, eliminating any variable would be a step in the right direction as I see it

 

[6pakzak]

Using a Lube like Hornady one shot It's never been a concern. You're probably talking at least five or six zeros before getting to the first 1.

.0000001 isn't even measurable with the tools we're using.

I was actually referring to guy using imperial on mandrel, if your lubing every case before mandrel equally I would say that's fine

 

[WildRose]

Maybe and maybe not, eliminating any variable would be a step in the right direction as I see it

Even a dry lubricant is going to give you that much variation or more.

I've got Reloaders OCS (ROCS) too but I personally like a little something left between the copper and brass. That's why I use the One Shot, it's such a thin coating once it dries I don't know how one could even begin to measure the difference.

 

[milboltnut]

I can go quite awhile with unique just lubing the mandrel