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RR · May 16, 2007, 05:21 AM

"Who lubricates straight walled pistol brass?"

singlestack00, well you said you "never" used lube. You should try lubing the brass. Your machine will run much smoother. You will load more per hour. Once you do, I expect you will never not lube your brass. I have never met, nor heard of, anyone who has made the investment in a 650 or 1050 who loads 10,000+ per year of a single caliber not lubing their brass. Try it. Midway and Powder Valley both stock Hornady One-Shot case lube in the spray cans (not the pump).

I have also reloaded "buckets" with and without case lube. The difference with lube is such that I do not reload without it now.

singlestack00, are your initials "AH"?????

May 16, 2007, 05:21 AM	#25
RR Member Join Date: June 29, 1999 Posts: 85	"Who lubricates straight walled pistol brass?" singlestack00, well you said you "never" used lube. You should try lubing the brass. Your machine will run much smoother. You will load more per hour. Once you do, I expect you will never not lube your brass. I have never met, nor heard of, anyone who has made the investment in a 650 or 1050 who loads 10,000+ per year of a single caliber not lubing their brass. Try it. Midway and Powder Valley both stock Hornady One-Shot case lube in the spray cans (not the pump). I have also reloaded "buckets" with and without case lube. The difference with lube is such that I do not reload without it now. singlestack00, are your initials "AH"????? Last edited by RR; May 16, 2007 at 10:08 AM.