New Lube for sizing cases. Only costs about $15/liter
For years I have been using the Lee Lube. I used to buy it in the USA for about $1.50 a tube. Now it is $6.00
The way I lube is I put about 400 9mm cases in a round container with a lid. I put in a 3/4" worm of Lee lube in the container and smear it around the inside wall, then swirl the cases for about 30 seconds. This lubes them all.
Today I bought a liter of cable pulling lubricant for about $15.00 at Acklands-Grainger. The first test went well.
The lube is a semi-clear gel that handles and lubricates well. You can see a big glob of it in the mouth of the container.
That is more than I usually used with Lee. Next time I will use about half as much.
I have 400 in the tumbler now to clean off the lube. I left a few out to air dry. They are barley lubed. If you were running a Dillon, you could use this lubed brass and skip cleaning off the lube.
For years I have been using the Lee Lube. I used to buy it in the USA for about $1.50 a tube. Now it is $6.00
The way I lube is I put about 400 9mm cases in a round container with a lid. I put in a 3/4" worm of Lee lube in the container and smear it around the inside wall, then swirl the cases for about 30 seconds. This lubes them all.
Today I bought a liter of cable pulling lubricant for about $15.00 at Acklands-Grainger. The first test went well.
The lube is a semi-clear gel that handles and lubricates well. You can see a big glob of it in the mouth of the container.
That is more than I usually used with Lee. Next time I will use about half as much.
I have 400 in the tumbler now to clean off the lube. I left a few out to air dry. They are barley lubed. If you were running a Dillon, you could use this lubed brass and skip cleaning off the lube.
