One shot case lube

[Gary in MD]

RCBS lube ( now called (2))
And their pad
No problem since I started in the 60’s
No reason to try anything else.

That’s all I’ve used since 1980, no reason to try anything else either.

 

[SeabeeKen]

That’s all I’ve used since 1980, no reason to try anything else either.

I used it for many years also but found shoulder dents when case forming so moved on to lubes that didnt dent

 

[MGYSGT]

ZIP Lock bag, dump them in (50-100) and spray. Pick up the bag and roll them between my hands. Done

 

[Ken]

and--- spray it on your bolt for smoother operation.

 

[Rob01]

and--- spray it on your bolt for smoother operation.

They make a different One Shot that’s is a cleaner and lube that works great for cleaning parts and leaving a dry lube on them. Been using it for years too and it does a great job.

https://www.hornady.com/reloading/case-care/lubes-and-cleaners/one-shot-cleaners

 

[dthomas]

You can always throw them in the dishwasher along with a couple of dirty ball caps.
Add your soap and run it through a cycle.
Hats and blocks are clean.

I've tried that before. It cleaned some of it off but not all of it.

 

[Mike Casselton]

A couple of them took two cycles.

Either way, they are much better

 

[Orr89rocz]

Wow people have issues with one shot???? News to me. Done thousands of cases with it and never had an issue. If it sticks, you missed a spot or didnt use enough. I only ever stuck a few.

 

[Voopoo]

It’s all I use. I don’t spray cases in a block because that would be messy. I stack brass in rows on the table on newspaper, spray cases from two sides let dry about 4-10 mins no issues. Have I stuck a case before? Sure. But never because I chose one shot

 

[PhilC]

One shot is good.

I use the alcoholn lanolin mix in a very light coating and don't even bother wiping or retumbling the cases

So simple and easy, brass sizes like it's buttered. 10mins in tumbler with fine cob afterward, shiny clean and ready to load.

 

[GetReal]

I use a 2" deep by 10 x 14" plastic tub. Hit them with the lanolin mix once or twice, and then roll them around in the tub to coat all sides.

Of course any overspray just stays in the shallow plastic tub and it's there for the next time.

 

[qldreloader]

I love one shot with carbide pistol dies. I dump cleaned cases into a small plastic bucket and then give a couple of light sprays into the bucket before putting the lid back on and shaking it up. Remove lid and leave to dry for 10 mins and they run through the sizer die with less than half the effort of unlubed cases. I use so little One Shot that it doesn't need to be removed and it doesn't gum up in the carbide sizer. I clean the die with a q-tip every 500 rounds or so anyway as it takes only 30 seconds.

 

[Mike Montgomery]

Used Imperial for 20 years, works great.
I've used one shot and if you follow the directions, it works well too. Like John said, getting away from aerosol in the reloading room.
I'm currently using a Lanolin mixture in a pump spray and getting great results. Easy to clean off with hot water and Dawn. I still use the One Shot in my Potato Canon. You won't find anything better!!!!

Were you using the One Shot as fuel in the potato Canon

Mike