Graphite Dry Lube Reloading at Billy Tate blog

Graphite Dry Lube Reloading. If you want smoother bullet seating, inside neck lube. It comes in a little container with little ceramic bb's that applies the dry lube when you dip it in and twist it around. I use it and love it. If it's br brass, turn neck in a tuft of 000 steel wool between fingers, little royal case lube on the fingers, size it, wipe off lube, load it. I lube my necks prior to resizing, then i lube them again prior to bullet seating. You can get the graphite from midway or others. It's called imperial dry neck lube and it's. Hey fellas, i've seen that most use this lube for necks prior to resizing however, on shawn carlocks video (reloading for long range. I prefer the redding imperial dry neck lube, if only because it doesn't get kernels of powder stuck to it in the neck. It's imperial dry lube, not the wax. I do this before using my mandrel to uniform necks and then load powder and bullets. I don't think it helps reduce es.

I lube my necks prior to resizing, then i lube them again prior to bullet seating. If you want smoother bullet seating, inside neck lube. It comes in a little container with little ceramic bb's that applies the dry lube when you dip it in and twist it around. If it's br brass, turn neck in a tuft of 000 steel wool between fingers, little royal case lube on the fingers, size it, wipe off lube, load it. I prefer the redding imperial dry neck lube, if only because it doesn't get kernels of powder stuck to it in the neck. You can get the graphite from midway or others. I use it and love it. It's called imperial dry neck lube and it's. It's imperial dry lube, not the wax. I don't think it helps reduce es.

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Graphite Dry Lube Reloading I do this before using my mandrel to uniform necks and then load powder and bullets. It comes in a little container with little ceramic bb's that applies the dry lube when you dip it in and twist it around. You can get the graphite from midway or others. It's called imperial dry neck lube and it's. I don't think it helps reduce es. I prefer the redding imperial dry neck lube, if only because it doesn't get kernels of powder stuck to it in the neck. I lube my necks prior to resizing, then i lube them again prior to bullet seating. I use it and love it. I do this before using my mandrel to uniform necks and then load powder and bullets. If it's br brass, turn neck in a tuft of 000 steel wool between fingers, little royal case lube on the fingers, size it, wipe off lube, load it. If you want smoother bullet seating, inside neck lube. It's imperial dry lube, not the wax. Hey fellas, i've seen that most use this lube for necks prior to resizing however, on shawn carlocks video (reloading for long range.