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<blockquote data-quote="VIKING" data-source="post: 1520516" data-attributes="member: 16840"><p>Just being curious, what brand of die it is? Being a new die and using any type of lube it just don&#039;t sound right to me for a case to be sticking. Also shouldn&#039;t have to polish a new die. I once bought a new set of 6mm dies and the cases would stick in the sizing die. After micing the die I discovered it was very much undersized. Took it back and traded it for another set and solved the problem. I not the biggest reloader on board but I have been loading for a little over 40 years. I&#039;ve used the old RCBS lube that would be rolled out on a pad. I&#039;ve used the new sprays that have to air dry and I most of the time use a cue tip dipped in some really good quality 10W40 motor oil that was actually bought for my wood splitter. Other than the bad die that was undersized, I&#039;ve personally never stuck a case..I always had more trouble with too much lube than not enough..</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="VIKING, post: 1520516, member: 16840"] Just being curious, what brand of die it is? Being a new die and using any type of lube it just don't sound right to me for a case to be sticking. Also shouldn't have to polish a new die. I once bought a new set of 6mm dies and the cases would stick in the sizing die. After micing the die I discovered it was very much undersized. Took it back and traded it for another set and solved the problem. I not the biggest reloader on board but I have been loading for a little over 40 years. I've used the old RCBS lube that would be rolled out on a pad. I've used the new sprays that have to air dry and I most of the time use a cue tip dipped in some really good quality 10W40 motor oil that was actually bought for my wood splitter. Other than the bad die that was undersized, I've personally never stuck a case..I always had more trouble with too much lube than not enough.. [/QUOTE]

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