Lubing TCJ bullets?
Quote from Reloader on March 21, 2009, 1:40 amIs it necessary to lube total copper jackets (Ranier Ballistics, if it matters)?
After I spray the Dillon case lube, what process should be utilized to clean the case? Is it ok to tumble loaded ammo or just wipe off with rag? Do you even need to clean the case lubed with the Dillon case lube?
Thanks,
Acetyl
Is it necessary to lube total copper jackets (Ranier Ballistics, if it matters)?
After I spray the Dillon case lube, what process should be utilized to clean the case? Is it ok to tumble loaded ammo or just wipe off with rag? Do you even need to clean the case lubed with the Dillon case lube?
Thanks,
Acetyl
Quote from Reloader on March 23, 2009, 3:36 pmNo need to lube the plated bullets.
We tumble the loaded ammo in plain corncob media for about 10-15 minutes. You may also wipe the rounds off, but the lube does need to be removed before shooting.
No need to lube the plated bullets.
We tumble the loaded ammo in plain corncob media for about 10-15 minutes. You may also wipe the rounds off, but the lube does need to be removed before shooting.
Quote from Reloader on March 24, 2009, 10:12 pmSo I found out that you "can" tumble loaded ammo. The question remains is it even necessary to clean the cases after they are sprayed with the Dillon Case lube?
Thanks,
Acetyl
So I found out that you "can" tumble loaded ammo. The question remains is it even necessary to clean the cases after they are sprayed with the Dillon Case lube?
Thanks,
Acetyl
