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Offline NGO

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Re: Case stuck in sizing die
« Reply #25 on: July 08, 2010, 05:09:07 PM »
I use the RCBS lube pad....gone thru 5 tubes of lube in the last two years...

The only time it sticks has been when I didn't use enough lube and that was after washing the pad off a couple of times.

Total stuck cases has been three. my fault on those.

I like the pad method, makes me not only look at each case but also allows me to feel the one more time. I have found a couple with cracks that did show up with just a look, but when I felt "something" different when I was rolling it along.


I'm not in a hurry to load as many as possible when I reload. I don't want any problems. My kids use my reloads so I' want to be extra careful with each one. And if that means it takes 10% longer to reload, so be it.

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Re: Case stuck in sizing die
« Reply #26 on: July 08, 2010, 07:34:21 PM »
I like the pad cuz it keeps the lube below the shoulder where it belongs. I tumble afterwords to remove lube but I see no reason to get lube inside cases if at all possible. The sprays seem kinda indiscriminate.
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Re: Case stuck in sizing die
« Reply #27 on: July 09, 2010, 04:01:44 AM »
Me too! I'm surprised that you haven't gone over to the aerosol side though with your fancy Dillon progressive. Doesn't the pad slow down your mass production? Who resurrected this thread anyways? :P

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