jtmattison
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How do you lube your conicals?
Last night I tried a new technique. Instead of pan lubing where I stand the bullets upright in a shallow pan and pour melted lube in there until the lube grooves are full then cut them out of the hardened lube with a speedloader I did something different.
I put a bunch of bullets in the freezer for a few minutes while my lube was melting on the stove. I then dipped the bullets in the melted lube which gave them an instant thick coating of lube.
I then pushed the lubed bullets through a speedloader tube which cut off all of the excess lube.
It worked great.
These were Lee REAL conicals which have wery shallow lube grooves.
For deep grooved bullets like Maxi-balls I still pan lube them because the deep grooves hold onto the lube much better.
Any other good ideas on lubing conicals out there?
Huntin
Last night I tried a new technique. Instead of pan lubing where I stand the bullets upright in a shallow pan and pour melted lube in there until the lube grooves are full then cut them out of the hardened lube with a speedloader I did something different.
I put a bunch of bullets in the freezer for a few minutes while my lube was melting on the stove. I then dipped the bullets in the melted lube which gave them an instant thick coating of lube.
I then pushed the lubed bullets through a speedloader tube which cut off all of the excess lube.
It worked great.
These were Lee REAL conicals which have wery shallow lube grooves.
For deep grooved bullets like Maxi-balls I still pan lube them because the deep grooves hold onto the lube much better.
Any other good ideas on lubing conicals out there?
Huntin