I generally disassemble my sizing dies and clean them after each use. Keeps the build up to a bare minimum. I still get a few lube dents on the shoulders when reforming brass. The good news is they have always been removed with fire forming.
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I generally disassemble my sizing dies and clean them after each use. Keeps the build up to a bare minimum. I still get a few lube dents on the shoulders when reforming brass. The good news is they have always been removed with fire forming.
Applying excess lube can be completely eliminated using a light finger swipe of Bag Balm. Plus, the can of it will out last ones life expectancy
Been using it for many years, no dents and using it for reforming cases, zero case binds in the FL die
Order it from Amazon or buy it at your local drug store
Regards
John
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