Solvent for One Shot spray case lube ?

[Webster]

I don't clean it off.

I started wiping/twisting the loaded case with a partly damp paper towel of Acetone after seating, then drop them in the MTM box.

I started wiping/twisting the loaded case with a partly damp paper towel of Acetone after seating, then drop them in the MTM box.
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There isn’t any solvent that I know of that you should have repeated skin contact with. I use a petroleum based lube and wipe it off with a paper towel. Petroleum oil should be much less hazardous than solvent. Sometimes I lay them out in the driveway on a paper towel and spray them with brake cleaner and let them dry before touching.

Acetone MSDS
http://www.sciencelab.com/msds.php?msdsId=9927062

Valvoline Motor Oils
https://msds.ashland.com/ai-msds/sds/materialDocumentResults.faces

 

[Erud]

I promise you guys, you really don't need to clean it off. Just try it for yourself and see if it causes any problems. I have loaded thousands and thousands of rounds this way, up to and including 1000 yard match ammo, and I have never seen any negative effects on target, or on the chrono. Looks like the AMU feels the same way.

 

[searcher]

The problem with any of the spray lubes is, if planning on leaving t on the cases, is getting the same amount in the necks. I throw 'm in the tumbler full of untreated media that I use just for that purpose (re-use it) and tumble for an hour. I stuck my first cases in a sizing die using one-shot. I hate waiting for the solvent to dissipate. If you don't wait - or spray enough on to start with - you will sooner or later get a case stuck.

 

[Erud]

If you get stuck cases, you aren't using enough.

 

[pahoghunter]

I've used it for years, never had a stuck case, as soon as I run it through the sizing die I wipe it off with a dry towel.

 

[sbhooper]

Hornady One Shot is great lube. Spray it in a quart zip lock with 20-30 cases. Zip it shut and really shake and roll them around. Open the bag and let the stuff dry a bit and size them. After sizing, just wipe it with a paper towel. If you are really concerned, use a little lighter fluid on a paper towel. You don't need to spray it inside the neck, but if you do, it won't matter. I usually just tumble the casings after I resize them and the cases are clean, shiny and lube-free.

 

[bobinpa]

I've used it for years, never had a stuck case, as soon as I run it through the sizing die I wipe it off with a dry towel.

+1 Same here. Stand the cases up in a loading tray and spray down on them at a 45° angle from all 4 sides. That gets enough in the case mouth and on the case. Size them and wipe them off with a rag. Simple

 

[bobinpa]

If you get stuck cases, you aren't using enough.

+1 again.

 

[DonnyJ]

No issues so far! I believe your suppose to spay the inside of you're die too.

After resizing, I wash the cases in warm water and Dawn.

 

[zipollini]

Turns out a quick dip in isopropyl alcohol works great. Drys really quick afterwards also. problem solved