Solvent for One Shot spray case lube ?

[zipollini]

What do people use to clean off One Shot spray case lube ? Is it water soluble ? Alcohol ?

Thanks in advance

 

[Erud]

I don't clean it off.

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Man i didnt think anybody still used that

 

[BenPerfected]

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.

 

[Scott Harris]

I just wipe it off with a towel and its ready to fire. One shot works great in a progressive, does not gum up or contaminate the powder die in particular.

 

[Chuckhunter]

I personally don't use the one shot lube, I use either Imperial sizing wax or RCBS case lube on a pad. When I'm done I just lay the cases on a towel and spray them with Non chlorinated brake cleaner, rub them in the towel and drop them in my cartridge box. It dries almost instantly and leaves no residue..

 

[zipollini]

I'm actually more concerned about getting it off the inside of the case neck. I use it for both sizing and expanding the neck with my Sinclair expander.

 

[Sniper338]

I got away from the one shot lube fast! I started having way too many problems with stuck cases... it is not a great lube... imperial sizing wax is where its at... many folks her told me to try it and i did and will never go back...

 

[bsumoba]

i used to bash one shot because it almost got my 308 cases stuck. i realized it is not very good if you need to use a small base die so I stopped using it.

then, I started to use it for my f-open cartridges and I find myself using it a lot more. Easy to get it on the case and on the inside of the necks.

put it in a dry tumbler after for about 10-15 min and it is good to go.

 

[Rtheurer]

Like some have stated here I had a Bad Experience with it as well quite some time ago. It left a bad taste for me. Recently I have come back to it. For me it gets used for a specific task and that task is to clean up the necks on my brass ( expander ball/mandrel) when I use the Progressive press. Most of the time on brand new Brass that needs the necks straightened up and I want to load that ammo right away witout tumbling them again.
For me Anything that needs ALOT of metal to be moved it can get me in trouble. Sizing necks... is not one of those times and makes it super easy and fast. Other than that its old Imperial Sizing wax.

I leave it in when using it. No harm and the powder does not stick to it like wax when you pour powder.

Just my view,

Russ T

 

[BenPerfected]

Wash, spray, size

http://www.sinclairintl.com/reloading-equipment/case-preparation/case-lube/sinclair-lube-rack-prod38783.aspx

 

[Catfur]

Spray, size, tumble in stainless media.

 

[BenPerfected]

Spray, size, tumble in stainless media.

Depends on if you want a little spray lube inside the neck, not a biggie either way.

 

[bdale]

I got away from the one shot lube fast! I started having way too many problems with stuck cases... it is not a great lube... imperial sizing wax is where its at... many folks her told me to try it and i did and will never go back...

Same here :-\

 

[hogpatrol]

Works ok on my small stuff, fireball, .223. 20s. Just spray and then let them sit for a few minutes and it works better. Stuck cases with bigger cases though. Use the wax for them. For cleaning, I just use old t-shirt or terry cloth material.

 

[Down South]

I'm actually more concerned about getting it off the inside of the case neck. I use it for both sizing and expanding the neck with my Sinclair expander.

I do the exact same thing you do but I leave it in the neck. Doesn't hurt anything. I dump powder, seat bullet and shoot. I wipe the outside of the case off with a towel/rag.

 

[Erud]

http://www.ssusa.org/articles/2015/10/12/how-to-build-your-own-custom-case-lube-tray/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=insider&utm_campaign=1015

But hey, what do those guys know?

 

[BenPerfected]

http://www.ssusa.org/articles/2015/10/12/how-to-build-your-own-custom-case-lube-tray/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=insider&utm_campaign=1015

But hey, what do those guys know?

It tells me many are going by hearsay or maybe had a bad experience because of not spraying correctly. My cases resize like a knife cutting butter.
Ben

 

[JeffG]

I had more trouble with stuck cases (3 times was enough for me) when I was being conservative with OneShot.

I continue using it, but I spray 25 cases and size them right away. I just wipe the excess off the exterior with my fingers, then wipe that into the neck. It works better for me not letting them sit for 15 minutes.

I wipe them down with a rag after sizing.

I tumble all my cases before priming, and I even got less sticky extraction from my Savage 99's with the cleaner cases.

 

[CJ6]

put it in a dry tumbler after for about 10-15 min and it is good to go.

^^^^^