Pan Lubing BPCR Bullets My Way

[texasmac]

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http://www.texas-mac.com/Pan_Lubing_BPCR_Bullets_My_Way.html

Wayne

[4060MAY]

looks good
try using the insert from a MTM 100 round box and a Silicon baking dish
same thing, only different
Silicon releases the lube without the use of any foil

[country gent]

I made my cake cutters different than most do no plunger to push bullet back out. I use appropriate brass tubing .030 wall thickness and wage the one end down so ID is bullet dia +.005-.008 over bullet dia for a length of .375-.500. On the back edge a piece of tygon tubing is glued to tubing to form a handle/grip. In use just push over a bullet and keep going the bullets fill the tube and when one is pushed in one comes out the top. the tubes original ID is ,010-.0145 bigger than the bullet so the push up easily with only the .375-.500 section holding them in. When finished a dowel pushes the last few thru.

[texasmac]

looks good
try using the insert from a MTM 100 round box and a Silicon baking dish
same thing, only different
Silicon releases the lube without the use of any foil

Excellent suggestion. Sounds like an improvement to my technique. Thanks.

Wayne

[indian joe]

I made my cake cutters different than most do no plunger to push bullet back out. I use appropriate brass tubing .030 wall thickness and wage the one end down so ID is bullet dia +.005-.008 over bullet dia for a length of .375-.500. On the back edge a piece of tygon tubing is glued to tubing to form a handle/grip. In use just push over a bullet and keep going the bullets fill the tube and when one is pushed in one comes out the top. the tubes original ID is ,010-.0145 bigger than the bullet so the push up easily with only the .375-.500 section holding them in. When finished a dowel pushes the last few thru.

thought everybody did it like that !