Lee Precision90006 Case Sizing Lube, 2 oz Tube

Lasts forever, I cut it with water and use a small pump sprayer to mist my cases. This lubes the inside lip as well.

Very good for lubing brass. No stuck cases!

Over the past several years, I have used this lube for all my reloading. Lee's instructions indicate you can thin this up to a 50% level. I have been thinning it with alcohol (fuel line dryer from Walmart) just enough to spray it on, or spray it into a large zip lock bag and shake the cases in the bag to evenly apply. This is convenient, clean and economical and has worked fine, until I started to size once fired 7.62x51 mil-spec brass. I was unable to properly size the brass, and it took a ton of pressure to get it through the press. I had real concern about damaging my dies or my press. I then tried the lube straight from the tube, and it worked fine while it was still liquid. Using it like this requires more work, as it left an excess amount of lube on the cases, but is also water based, and you'll need to clean you dies, head space gage and any other steel items you get the wet lube on or they may rust. I missed cleaning my headspace gage and it was lightly rusted the next day. I may consider something else to use for large mil brass sizing as using the Lee lube undiluted, required cleaning my cases again. In summary, it works fine on 7.62 once fired mil-spec brass straight from the tube, it also works well for my pistol and small rifle sizing using the spray on dilution application process mentioned.

ok, Lee isn't a big, flashy name in lubes. There are lots of others, Imperial, for instance. I've used a few, including lanolin mix. Nut, I still, occasionally had bottle neck cases stick. Then I saw a vid on yt by gunblue that recommended a 'dab' of Lee lube in the bottom of a plastic container. Put in 30-40 cases, depending on caliber and container size, and shake them up a bit. Works great. You'll need to play with the 'dab' amount, but can you have too much lube? Worth a try for a few bucks. I do still use a lanolin mix for pistol cases, but the Lee's works better for the two rifle calibers I may, or may not, load for.

Excellent

Functional product

Great value! I've been using Lee products for close to 25 years and over that period of time I have tried several other products that work but weren't for me. This lube has no smell and is water and alcohol soluble. Easy clean up and easy to use. Only a very small amount is needed on the case plus a bit inside the neck and you are ready to go. You have at least two options when using this lube. Option 1: Apply and resize immediately. Option 2: Apply and let dry before resizing. When dry the chance of damaging your brass with hydraulic dents is as close to zero as it gets. Just don't over apply it in the first place. Option 3: Combine the lube with 91% Isopropyl alcohol in a 4oz spray bottle available in the cosmetics department at your favorite pharmacy. When mixed in the right ratio the lube can be sprayed on entire trays of cases and lubed quickly. Make sure you shake the spray bottle frequently and allow the cases to dry completely before sizing. After drying the cases should appear to have been lightly frosted. You can experiment with the alcohol lube ratio to find the one that works for you. I just squeeze some into the alcohol and shake well. I use option 3 because for me it's easy and I'm a little lazy.

been around for years. Lee makes a good product. waterbase easy to clean. a little dab will do you.

Rapide et conforme à la description

Good product, goes a long long way, will buy again but it may be a while !

non utilizzate i dies -sopra il 9X2- senza usare questo grasso

PRIX EXESSIF.

Works good but not so well on lubrications pads. They want you to use fingers to apply.