removing case lube

[jackieschmidt]

I don’t worry about stuff like this because the next thing I do after turning necks is fireform them.

Gets rid of everything.

I cannot fathom going to the line in a Match with fresh neck turned non fireformed cases.

 

[rayporter]

easy to just shoot it out

 

[D Coots]

Come on Ray and Jackie.....that's way too easy.

 

[jackieschmidt]

Come on Ray and Jackie.....that's way too easy.

Dave, the way things evolve in this darn game, I look for someone to come out with a $700 lube remover…….and of course, it will be CNC powered and blue tooth compatible.

 

[AlNyhus]

Dave, the way things evolve in this darn game, I look for someone to come out with a $700 lube remover…….and of course, it will be CNC powered and blue tooth compatible.

And pour you a cup of gourmet coffe when it's working. All the cool kids will have one.

 

[Bottom Fodder]

Dave, the way things evolve in this darn game, I look for someone to come out with a $700 lube remover…….and of course, it will be CNC powered and blue tooth compatible.

Can they add: It will anneal your brass and get the carbon out of your barrel

 

[Reloadernoob]

I’ve tried just about every lube on the market as well as the lanolin mix, and what I use now is 1 ½ oz of Hornady LIQUID one shot (not the wasteful aerosol) mixed with 12 oz of red Iso-Heet. The liquid does not affect primers or powder, no post-lube cleaning required. Just a couple sprays in a ziplock bag, shake, let the alcohol evaporate for 15 minutes, and reload. Leaves a nice slick (NOT sticky) coating on the brass that stays for weeks stored in another ziplock. How I came about this is another story, but everyone who has tried this agrees it works great.