Not that I know of.

I just use a soft 50/50 beeswax/vasalene lube or similar whatever  new idea I have.

I pick up a bullet and rub the nose into the lube and scrape off a little with it. I then twirl the heel in fingers then finger seat the bullet in the case.
I keep the base clean.
After I use the loaded case in one hand to spin and apply lube into the groove.
2 step operation.
The lube on the heels of helps the bullet not falling out of the fired case.
Hope it helps.
I only do 50 at a time though.

Have tried just seating bare bullets then dip lubing but ended up with too much wax on the nose.
I got scared I may cook off a round if I let the lead bullet heat up enough for a more cleaner finish in the molten lube.



I used to throw a heap of bullets in the molten lube and then dish them out with tweezers and place them on paper standing up to dry.
Then wipe the base well before loading.
Now I just finger lube again.

I put them on a rag, squirt Alox on them  then pick up the rag by corners and stir them up.

It's Lee tumble lube, just follow the instructions on the bottle, it works...  No need to paint each and every bullet, just swish them around in a plastic box with a good squirt of the stuff and let them dry  on some baking parchment overnight.  I usually do them 2-3 times.

I tried the Lee Liquid Alox approach and quit it. I ordered a heeled bullet mold for .32 Long Colt from Accurate on which I specified a precise diameter for the heels so they fit snugly with thumb pressure in the brass I swage out of .32 S&W Long Starline brass. When coated with LLA I can't push them into the cases, so I simply seat naked bullets then finger lube them with 50/50 lube. Works well, but messy as all get out, as you know. I got it down pat now and I don't regret the time it takes to do 50-100 cartridges.

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I tried filling a lip balm /lipstick thing with lube and smearing the lube on that way.
Also a sort of pope luber with a ring that was connected to a syringe full of lube to squirt lube into the lube groove.
Novel but still ended up a bit messy .
Maybe if you machined a nose shape and had a hole for the lube to squirt into the groove it may work in a luber.
So I finger lube my 50 for the match put them in a case then screw on my lube tin lid, clean my mitts and done.

For such multi-diameter (or tapered) bullets,I use one of the Charlie Dell Lubricators, or  one of several  home-made versions.  Push the bullets in, pump the lube, and push them back out.  It’s straightforward to design and turn dies to fit any particular bullet. 

CHRIS

It isn't "traditional" and you can't use it in matches, but if you are looking just to shoot it, could use powder coating. I use it for my pistol bullets, and used it for 45-70 at 1800fps with no leading and good accuracy