[Unclenick]

A dry neck lube like graphite or motor mica should work, too, if you don't want the cleaning step. A little graphite in alcohol and the Q-tip, and you have skipped the post-cleaning.

For speed, the Dillon 600 with the YouTube auto-ejection spring setup is as fast as I've been able to get this step done, except on a Dillon 1050 which swages at one of its eight stations, so you don't have the separate step. The 600 is helped by the plastic case centering channel sold by Inline Fabrication; though its a lot to pay for a piece of extruded plastic that you still have to final fit with a file. It does work, though, and puts a stop to inadvertently widened primer pockets from catching a pocket edge.