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It's dirty but when I need case lube I use nothing else.Why not on the outside?what do you use on the outside?
Here is another option. My clean brass is primed, spray lubed, resized and the are necks expanded before they are dipped in graphite powde just prior to powder & bullet seating. If you wear disposable rubber gloves thru the process, the powder and spray lube on the outside of the case sticks to the gloves and leaves the brass and your hands perfectly clean.Graphite too messy. Use Imperial only now. Use a Q-tip with just a very small amount on the inside when seating. Works great!
Yup , I use it to prevent cold welding more than anything.... My ammo may get stuck in a can for future use alot of the time..
Sorry I don't do moly coated stuff , but I have ammo THAT'S OLD , just shot some 70 year old pistol ammo the other day with zero problems... Haven't noticed that but you will get a greenish corrosion after awhile...Have you ever noticed a bad reaction (Blue acid y looking stuff) coming from the bullet neck junction after being stored for some time? I've had it happen to me with loaded moly coated rounds stored in a nice dry and not too warm place. I know that your not storing moly coated bullets but yours have it on the base sides of the bullet being seated into the case, correct? Just curious if you or anyone has had this happen before? I no longer leave moly coated rounds very long before firing. Thanks, Larry