Wipe LLA off of loaded rounds

[Animal]

Do any of you wipe the LLA off the loaded round? I'm just wondering if there is a good reason not to do it? The lube doesn't bother me. My boolits dry out long enough before I use them, I can't feel any tackiness by touch. When I'm at my range, I hate when I drop a round and find dirt stuck to the boolit.

[Echd]

I both have and haven't and can't say it really seems to hurt anything. Might gunk up autos a little quicker, but not enough that it seems to necessitate cleaning more often or less often than usual.

When I do feel the need I just toss them all in a tumbler of corn cob with a little mineral spirits. It does make your media dirty fast, though.

[freebullet]

I never do.

Some guys sprinkle them with motor mica to relieve tackiness. I just wash my hands when done shooting.

[Goatwhiskers]

Keep an old T-shirt, towel, etc. with your casting stuff on which you have sprinkled some cornstarch. After the tumble lube has dried it usually is kinda tacky, put the boolits on the rag and roll them back and forth. They will pick up enough cornstarch to not be tacky but you almost can't see it on them. GW

[Old School Big Bore]

Plus then you can thicken your squoil or wabbit stew with em.
Ed

[Shiloh]

If you are using this stuff correctly, that is thin, it dries. I wipe all rounds if dropped. And yes, dirt sticks very well to alox.
If yo put it on to thick, the humid summers really seem to make a mess of it.

Shiloh

[NavyVet1959]

I don't like counting bullets, so I store my bullets in containers of a fixed weight size (5 lbs). I start out by measuring out 5lbs of bullets into a container and tumble lubing them with a mineral spirits thinned Alox. I then pour them out to dry on a glass sheet. After sitting around for a day or so, I put them in a plastic zip-lock bag with a bit of talcum powder and shake them around a bit to get them all covered. I leave them in the bag until ready to use.

[w5pv]

I use Liquid Wrench Silicone Spray,lay the cartiages on a towel spray and roll them around and the roll them in a dry towel.I also use light wax spray both have the same results,helps to keep the brass bright and the lead from tarnshing.This keeeps your reloads purty and pleasing to the eye.

[TXGunNut]

I sometimes put a coat of Rooster Jacket on as a third layer of lube, dries shiny and non-tacky.