RCBS case lube - 2

[JD338]

I just recently switched from the Hornady One Shot lube to Forster's proprietary case lubricant. The Forster's case lubricant is amazing stuff. Compared to Hornady One Shot, it greatly reduces the effort to resize brass. The first time I used it, I thought I had put a resized case in the die. I barely felt it.

See: https://www.forsterproducts.com/product/high-pressure-case-sizing-lubricant/

Dan,
That looks like pretty good lube.

JD338

 

[diverdown]

I've been using RCBS case lube since I started handloading 35 years ago. I use a Qtip for the inside neck area. After sizing (and trimming if needed) I wet tumble the cases for an hour. When dry I load. Never had a problem after either a wet or dry tumble.

 

[wvbuckbuster]

stp oil treatment, only lube I use

"STP Ride of a lifetime". Said Richard Petty.

 

[slickrem]

"STP Ride of a lifetime". Said Richard Petty.

no dented shoulder from build up in die?

 

[George Foster]

I have been using RCBS Case Lube 2 since 1976, I roll the cases on a pad after I use a RCBS nylon brush for the inside of the necks using Motor Mica. I have never had a stuck case, yes on a rare occasion I will get a small dent on a shoulder, but it is gone after you fire the case.