Anyone know where to find ...

[Mush]

fine powdered mica to lube cases necks in Canada. Anything like Canadian Tire or big chain store.

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[RePete]

I have some and it's a waste of time. I now lube the inside necks with Lee Case Lube - it's water soluable and will not degrade powder or primer.

 

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I have some and it's a waste of time. I now lube the inside necks with Lee Case Lube - it's water soluable and will not degrade powder or primer.

The stuff is a waste of time. I use Redding Sizing wax on the end of a Q-Tip. Great stuff.

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[J Stuart]

The above Gentlemen are correct in that mica is not the best, try using Molybdenum disulphide powder for necking and Imperial sizing die wax for full length resizing.

 

[Mush]

The above Gentlemen are correct in that mica is not the best, try using Molybdenum disulphide powder for necking and Imperial sizing die wax for full length resizing.

I want powder type only to neck size. For me dipping in powder is faster than the Qtip method that I employ with RCBS case lube
And moly is available where !!

Thanks


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[J Stuart]

I am in Australia, but the same will hold in Canada...try the engineering supply shops as they supply in commercial quantities......I purchased a KG tin about twelve years ago and still have about half left, enough to see me out.
A KG tin of Molybond Moly is about ten inches by seven inches and holds an awful lot of Moly.

 

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[John Y Cannuck]

I've yet to try it, but graphite powder is available from farm supply stores. It's used as a seed lubricant in corn planters.

 

[andygumpers]

but graphite powder is available from farm supply stores

your local John Deere store sells it. Its cheep we used alot of it on the farm it comes in 10 pound containers.