You should try One Shot - again a lot of bad rep for improper use. With One Shot - you can't over do it, but you HAVE to shake it very well, you HAVE to apply generously, you HAVE to wait for at least 1 minute.
You should try One Shot - again a lot of bad rep for improper use. With One Shot - you can't over do it, but you HAVE to shake it very well, you HAVE to apply generously, you HAVE to wait for at least 1 minute.
I used hornady one shot lube once as directed, and stuck many a case.
I now use Dillon case lube and have never stuck a case since switching.
There was much rejoicing at the re-loading bench, and women were naked with beer, and..... well you get the point.
I now use Dillon case lube and have never stuck a case since switching.
There was much rejoicing at the re-loading bench, and women were naked with beer, and..... well you get the point.
I use Hornady Unique case lube--have for years--and have never stuck a case. It won't cause dents if you over lube either.
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/758495/hornady-unique-case-lube-4-oz-tub
The stuff looks and smells like saddle soap.
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/758495/hornady-unique-case-lube-4-oz-tub
The stuff looks and smells like saddle soap.
Oh well, sounds like I must be the only reloader on earth that has used Hornady one shot, and have never had a stuck case in a die. 5 years and thousands of rounds later. It still works for me.
It says on the tub it preserves leather can be use on boots and saddles.
Nope your not the only one. Hornady One Shot has been my best friend since the hula-hoop.
