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Barbicatter · March 6, 2013, 02:10 PM

Make your own, well thats what I'm planning to do when I run out off my Dillon Case lube. I was using RCBS which was thick, and messy. The Dillon spray quick and easy. I throw the cases in a shoe box give them couple sprays, finger toss them a little, sized over 1,000 round no stuck case yet.(knock on wood) I googled Dillon Case Spray Recipe and came up with several recipes. I do like Dillon products, but I'm with you on the shipping charges on small purchases from them.

March 6, 2013, 02:10 PM	#7
Barbicatter Senior Member Join Date: November 27, 2009 Location: Clay, AL Posts: 223	Make your own, well thats what I'm planning to do when I run out off my Dillon Case lube. I was using RCBS which was thick, and messy. The Dillon spray quick and easy. I throw the cases in a shoe box give them couple sprays, finger toss them a little, sized over 1,000 round no stuck case yet.(knock on wood) I googled Dillon Case Spray Recipe and came up with several recipes. I do like Dillon products, but I'm with you on the shipping charges on small purchases from them.