Kingcreek
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I got a couple cans of hornady one shot. I don’t like it for rifle resizing but I found I sure like a light quick spray on pistol brass even though I have carbide dies.
Slicker than snot.
Slicker than snot.
Lube .38 cases for Classic Lee Loader?
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earlthegoat2
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I never did for mine in 38 Spl. My kit was probably made in the 60s.
Carl N. Brown
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Over the decades, I have used the Classic Lee Loaders in .38 Spl/.357 Mag, .45 ACP/.45 AutoRim, .32 S&W Long, 6.5 Carcano, .303 Brit, and .30-30 Win.
I wipe the cases with a sock, paper towel, shoeshine rag while inspecting them to make sure they are clean and not damaged.
I use a pistol cleaning rod with a cotton patch with a few drops of oil to clean and lightly lube the sizing die before starting a session sizing a batch of 20, 25, 50 cases. The "mallets for all, quiet for none" Classic Lee Loader is not for for mass production.
I wipe the cases with a sock, paper towel, shoeshine rag while inspecting them to make sure they are clean and not damaged.
I use a pistol cleaning rod with a cotton patch with a few drops of oil to clean and lightly lube the sizing die before starting a session sizing a batch of 20, 25, 50 cases. The "mallets for all, quiet for none" Classic Lee Loader is not for for mass production.
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