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Re: Pan lube or pump
Reply #30 - Mar 12th, 2015 at 6:47am
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calledflyer wrote on Mar 11th, 2015 at 3:45pm:
I dip-lube when doing smallish batches for any reason. I use a double boiler setup with a heavy-bottomed glass containing just an inch or so of lube so it's easy to melt quickly. But, what I use to hold the bullets is a long pair of stamp collector's tweezers. These have three closely spaced tips that point inward and grasp the lead nose well enough to hold securely. Presto! I know I'd have most of my bullets in the bottom using the wire thing, so if you can do it, you have my respect. Sort of what's fun is to find ways to do stuff, isn't it?   Pat


i've used tweezers, tape and tubing to grip the bullet beaks for dipping.  none work for me better than the wire platform.  the trick is to first dip the wire into the lube and coat the base "loop", which sticks to the bullet base and keeps it from falling off the wire platform.  using a platform also insures that the lead won't get the least bit dented, too.

yep, diff'rent strokes fer diff'rent folks is a good thing!  Cool
  

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