EVERYbody agrees that "polished/clean" cases and "polished/clean" chambers are the
cat's meow for proper/reliable function/least stress on all components & parts involved.
What we are talking about, of course, is reducing the resultant coefficient of friction between
the chamber and the case.
Yet the "polish effect" and the "lube effect" on that friction coefficient obviously overlap.
So I still do not understand the paranoia about small amounts of residual sizing wax on cases.
Has ANYbody got real data (of late) that refutes the results of the study here?
http://www.varmintal.com/a243zold.htm