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When full length resizing my Rem or Lapua 260 brass I sometimes get a dimple on the shoulder. Never seen this before on any other caliber. Could it be me? too much or little lube? the die? (Redding fl) Thanks
Thanks for your help. I ran out of RCBS spray and ended up picking up a can of Lyman's spray because the store didn't have RCBS. Got some RCBS spray and problem solved. Didn't realize there was so much difference between lubes
Not all lube is equal. Some of it goes along way. Others more is needed. At least you have learned that lesson of reloading. I still get too much every once in a while. Not as much anymore but still happens.
Another vote for Imperial. I originally bought the stuff for making .219 Donaldson cases out of 30-30 cases. Now I use it for all of my single stage stuff that needs sizing.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: procovert45</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Too much lube</div></div>
I was always told you could never have to much....
I would agree though lube on the shoulder is likely what caused this. Basically the lube being a liquid is non-compressible so when it gets trapped against the shoulder inside your die the hydraulic pressure causes a dent
hornady one shot works great and I never have a dimple on the bshoulder, with the Lyman lube almost all the case have a little one. Imperial is a fantastic lube for small batches, it get very old after rubbing brass with fingers after a while.
I apply the imperial with my fingers, but lube the inside of the necks with a plastic/nylon bore brush and powdered graphite or moly. A quick 15 min in the tumbler with untreated corncob or walnut and theyre ready to go.