Pan lubing- Time saving tip inside for 30 caliber boolit makers

[Ole]

I picked these empty 9mm Tula boxes up last time I was out desert shooting. I was going to use them to store some of my reloads, but found a better use for them.

http://i258.photobucket.com/albums/hh280/Ole1830/IMG_5919_zps926b7ae9.jpg (http://s258.photobucket.com/user/Ole1830/media/IMG_5919_zps926b7ae9.jpg.html)

Put two in a silicone baking pan, put a board underneath everything and flip it over:

http://i258.photobucket.com/albums/hh280/Ole1830/IMG_5921_zps7841d07f.jpg (http://s258.photobucket.com/user/Ole1830/media/IMG_5921_zps7841d07f.jpg.html)

It takes a heck of a lot less time to stack these guys this way vs doing it by hand. :mrgreen:

Cheers. :drinks:

[Abenaki]

I just love this place!!!!!

People come up with answers to problems, I never knew I had!!!!!!!!

Good Idea!!!!!!!!!
Abenaki

[gon2shoot]

Or, if your lube pan is shallow enough, lay a piece of hardware cloth over it and set the boolits in. Keeps them from tipping too.

[fcvan]

I use plastic trays to arrange boolits for powder coating. I skip a hole in the trays to give more room between boolits for the PC to evenly coat. Great idea for pan lubing too!

[armoredman]

Now THAT'S clever, thanks!

[Baja_Traveler]

I do the same kind of thing with cast .22's - pull out the plastic insert from a box of CCI minimags and use it as a spacer for the pan. Goes alot quicker and prevents accidental knockdowns until the wax is poured...