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<blockquote data-quote="HMFIC" data-source="post: 1726323" data-attributes="member: 7539">That might work and from what some people say, the Hornday one shot is actually needs two shots anyway lol.&nbsp; I&#039;ve never used it so I can&#039;t say in that regard.&nbsp; I&#039;d either do one shot in each position or just lay out some paper towels and spray them that way.&nbsp; Some people report good success spraying them twice and then giving them a quick toss in a big ziplock to spread it around kinda like chicken wings.&nbsp; I&#039;d also do like MoBoost says and ensure your can is shaken up good too.I&#039;ve not ever used a spray lube very much just because I was always taught not to apply lube directly to the shoulder area of the case.&nbsp; I don&#039;t know how many people (if any) experience shoulder dents with spray lube, but it&#039;s something to watch for also.&nbsp; The idea is that the compression from the lube if too liberal will cause a dent in the shoulder.Let us know how that works.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HMFIC, post: 1726323, member: 7539"] That might work and from what some people say, the Hornday one shot is actually needs two shots anyway lol. I've never used it so I can't say in that regard. I'd either do one shot in each position or just lay out some paper towels and spray them that way. Some people report good success spraying them twice and then giving them a quick toss in a big ziplock to spread it around kinda like chicken wings. I'd also do like MoBoost says and ensure your can is shaken up good too. I've not ever used a spray lube very much just because I was always taught not to apply lube directly to the shoulder area of the case. I don't know how many people (if any) experience shoulder dents with spray lube, but it's something to watch for also. The idea is that the compression from the lube if too liberal will cause a dent in the shoulder. Let us know how that works. [/QUOTE]

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