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BigJimP · December 6, 2007, 06:53 PM

I use the Dillon spray all the time.

I have a cardboard tray ( like the top of a box ) so it's about 2" deep and 11" X 17" or so. I lay the brass in the box - one layer deep - spritz the brass lightly / shake it and roll it around / spritz it again lilghtly / then let it dry for about 30 min and just run the brass thru my press.

I run the case lubed brass thru all 5 stations - I don't clean it again after resizing and depriming and I've never had a problem on a Dillon 650. I do wipe the finished rounds down before I box them up - but rolling the rounds under your palm on a terry cloth towel for a few seconds takes care of it.

I used the RCBS lube years ago - and it was much stickier and much heavier / not something I'd recommend these days.

December 6, 2007, 06:53 PM	#10
BigJimP Senior Member Join Date: February 23, 2005 Posts: 13,195	I use the Dillon spray all the time. I have a cardboard tray ( like the top of a box ) so it's about 2" deep and 11" X 17" or so. I lay the brass in the box - one layer deep - spritz the brass lightly / shake it and roll it around / spritz it again lilghtly / then let it dry for about 30 min and just run the brass thru my press. I run the case lubed brass thru all 5 stations - I don't clean it again after resizing and depriming and I've never had a problem on a Dillon 650. I do wipe the finished rounds down before I box them up - but rolling the rounds under your palm on a terry cloth towel for a few seconds takes care of it. I used the RCBS lube years ago - and it was much stickier and much heavier / not something I'd recommend these days.