Sizing without Lube

[Sgt Petro]

I'm doing a few experiments with paper patching.
My as cast bullet are a bit to large for what i want. They dropped at .360 using WW alloy.
I have an rcbs lubesizer, and I'd like to bump them down to .357.

The question is, can i do this without lube in the sizer ( no reason to waste, if i'll be patching them).
Is my frugal nature trying to play a cruel trick on me (ie getting a bullet stuck in my lubesizer die)?

Thoughts?

[JonB_in_Glencoe]

a clean lubefree boolit will surely stick inside a clean lubefree sizer die.
You need some sort of lube, even as minimal as leftover lube residue
or greasy fingers handling the boolits.

[375RUGER]

no pressure on the lube and a little diluted dawn on the boolit. Any residual dawn left in the size die will be easy to remove before running greasers through it. I like using the dish soap because it is easier to clean off of the boolit than any boolit lube or case lube. I wrap mine clean and oil free.

[Sensai]

Case sizing lube works well for that. It doesn't take much.

[Sgt Petro]

Thanks for the responses gents.
Looks like a bit of dish soap it is.

[KYShooter73]

I'm doing the powder coating thing and have no problems going lubeless in my push through sizer. Watch out for rust if you are doing the dawn & water thing.