Has anyone ever used something like Lyman Quick Slick case lube for pellets? It says it's petroleum based, but water soluble so I'm guessing the petroleum part is the carrier. I'm currently using Pledge on mine.
Case lube for pellets
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I've been using Forster case sizing lube as long as I can remember, just a dab spread on pellet tin top and bottom a little goes a long way. 
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I have been using a product by Finish Line ( Wet Bike Lubricant )
Its for bike chains just a few drops on the foam lid piece is all you need
You will pick up a few FPS
Dennis
Its for bike chains just a few drops on the foam lid piece is all you need
You will pick up a few FPS
Dennis
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I used Hornady One Shot Case Lube for pellets. Even called and checked with the manufacturer about it. The petroleum is in the solvent that evaporates. No health hazard or oily mess with the remaining lube. Just don't use too much.
After testing quite a few lubes I prefer a spray can type of Silicone Grease now though.
After testing quite a few lubes I prefer a spray can type of Silicone Grease now though.
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Tried 6-8 lubes and settled on WD40 Silicone. Place pellets on towel spray, roll around a bit and towel a bit, back in can. Think the case lube, never tried on pellets, would get sticky googy and pass to barrel shortening time between patching the barrel.
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After cleaning the pelIets I coat them with silicone spray .
I do clean and recoat my sizing die with imperial sizing die wax after every tin of 400 pellets .
I do clean and recoat my sizing die with imperial sizing die wax after every tin of 400 pellets .
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