I do 100 at a time usually...I use a cookie sheet large enough to fit two lyman loading blocks inside of. I put the bullets in order of cast into the loading blocks nose first, put the cookie sheet upside down onto the bases of the bullets, and carefully hole it all together and turn it over, I have dropped them before! I melt the lube on the stove with a home made double boiler and then pour the melted lube into the cookie sheet just up to filling the highest lube groove. I wait long enough for the lube to cool off quite a bit, but Not completely. With the lube just a little soft still, I pull the bullets up from the lube with just a little wiggle and they are completely filled. Then I just use a wooden spatula and cut and pick up the lube and put it back into a 3 quart pickle jar with a lid...
works good for me...I thought about a lubersizer, but, haven't found one at the right price."Used" to buy yet...maybe some day??

Terry

CW---Thanks for sharing the pics of dipping and using a push thru die. I personally think this method is by far the best way to lube and size. I can't figure out why more guys aren't on board with this method? Pan lubing is messy and time consuming. I dip and size for all my BPCR and muzzleloaders. A buddy of mine made an adapter that is 1 1/4-12 and fits presses that have a flanged nut. The adapter uses lubrisizer dies.

Powder contamination/wads stuck to bullets??

I shoot almost exclusively BP and have often noticed wads stuck to bullet bases if I didn't put a slip of wax paper on top of the wad. Really kills accuracy when they drop off at different point during flight. Do you scrape the bullet bases or what?

SS

I don't use a wad - I'm using a 3/4" square of paper towel - which is consumed (over 10-11 gr of Unique behind 300-350gr bullet).

I am a died in the wool pan luber. For me pan lubing is the best way to lube it fills the grooves with no voids in the densest possible way. It is much superior and less messy than pump lubing and a lot faster. 

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