Guys try this. Get some Dillon case lube, take a old bullet box, put brass in it , pump a few squirts in it, shake the box a bunch, pour it in the case feed, and try loading it. You will be hooked.
Only problem with this is when you check your powder charge during your loading you will need to wipe off the lube on the case beller part on the powder feed and use a non lubed case to check the powder charge. This is so powder doesnt stick to the mouth of the case.
When you are done loading your rounds, take some old case cleaning media, pour a capful of laquer thinner into it, let it run for about a minute, and put the loaded rounds in the tumbler for about 15min.
Now, before people start the "flammable liquid around electic motors" and "the rounds will set off the primers" and "the powder will degredate" tirade, I would like to tell you to call Dillon's tech line first and ask them about it. The case lube was designed to make the progressive work more smoothly, so powder didnt spill out and make a mess, plus when you are loading several K of rounds at a time, it wont wear you out as bad! Also check out Brian Enos's tape on competition reloading on the 650, he says the same thing, and he has loaded a heckuva lot more rounds that me. I know I have loaded over 75,000 rounds this way and have had no problems, plus the tumbler makes the rounds all shiny and looking new, plus gets rid of any excess lube from the lead bullets.
If this makes you feel uncomfortable, give Dillon a call. Realize this does work and is not dangerous. If you dont to do this with your rounds, thats cool. I think you can tell by now this topic has come up before and gotten flamed pretty well! (lol) Good luck, DC
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