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Frankford Arsenal Case Lube 8 oz Pump

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Frankford Arsenal Case Lube doesn't leave a residue and isn't sticky like many other lubes available. It is quick, simple to use and allows for quick lubrication of the case body before resizing. Just spray on lightly, wait one minute and size.

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Material: Contains Isopropyl Alcohol
Quantity: 8 oz
Container:Plastic Bottle
Features: Not water soluble
Notes: Eliminates stuck cases while not contaminating powder or primers

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Frankford Arsenal Case Lube 8 oz Pump

4.5

(based on 61 reviews)

Most Helpful Positive Review

Have been using for ...

Have been using for several years to resize 223 brass. I line the bottom of a cardboard flat with wax paper, put in enough cases to cover the bottom and spray them lightly, shake...Read complete review

Have been using for several years to resize 223 brass. I line the bottom of a cardboard flat with wax paper, put in enough cases to cover the bottom and spray them lightly, shake them a bit and spray again lightly. I lube the neck with mica and a case neck lubricator. Have also used Hornady and RCBS, but this one works best for me.

Most Helpful Negative Review

I had a few cans of the ...

I had a few cans of the old aerosol Midway case lube for many years...they served me well....when they stopped making it...I went to the Hornady one shot.....Read complete review

I had a few cans of the old aerosol Midway case lube for many years...they served me well....when they stopped making it...I went to the Hornady one shot...which was good but not as good as the old midway lube. I decided to try the pump spray Frankford Arsenal case lube. Following the directions to a tee, I got the 1st case stuck in the sizing die and ripped off the rim. I avoided the stuff for about a year....then just this past week, I was loading some .45-70 cases and gave it a second try....1st case went in the die tightly but ok. Second case went in tight and ripped off the rim coming out. I tossed the remainder of the case lube and went back to the one shot. I do not recommend this product.

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11/28/2012

5.0

Works great... with caveat

By Jason

from Oceanside, CA

Comments about Frankford Arsenal Case Lube 8 oz Pump:

I've been using this product and its predecessor for about 15-20 years now. The pump bottle has proven to be better than the old aerosol cans; you get more and always know exactly how much is left. Now, for it's intended purpose, lubricating cases for sizing, this lube is the best I've used. I'm running thousands of .308 and other cases through a Dillon 650 and this lube has been consistently superior to others I've tried, especially the Lyman aerosol which is horrible. Now once you've sized your cases it can be a challenge to remove if you don't know how. I read one review of a guy using gasoline, and I tried hot water, simple green, denatured alcohol, etc. None worked except for the mineral spirits/paint thinner; just not practical for large volume, and dangerous & messy. However, the one thing that works perfectly every time is to throw them back into the vibratory cleaner for a couple hours with corn media. Once I figured out that I could use 14/20 corn blast media with a little Turtle Wax and odorless mineral spirits (cheap!) instead of expensive dedicated cleaning media I'm no longer concerned about the life of my media. Added bonus: it works better too. However, after 10,000 .308 cases my batch of corn media is still strong and shows no signs of getting gummed up. I would recommend this product to high volume reloaders as well as low volume reloaders.

11/24/2012

2.0

It does leave a residue and it is sticky

By Brian

from Owego, NY

Comments about Frankford Arsenal Case Lube 8 oz Pump:

Takes too long to dry and it will cause flow problems with powder if it gets inside the neck.
leaves a nasty residue.

4/9/2012

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Been using this for ...

By James

from Yuma, AZ

Comments about Frankford Arsenal Case Lube 8 oz Pump:

Been using this for several years to size my 50bmg cases and the smaller .223/5.56x45 cases. The 50s slide thru the resizing die very smoothly and the .223 size is like pulling a knife thru hot butter. After all the case work I vibrate my cases in 50/50 corncob and walnut shells before I add primers and powder. Once done these cases have kept their shine and are completely clean and work very well in each rifle the shells go into

4/7/2012

5.0

I absolutely love this ...

By Rod

from Sunnyvale, CA

Comments about Frankford Arsenal Case Lube 8 oz Pump:

I absolutely love this material. A few tricks to using it though. I put it into a smaller sprayer that makes a finer mist. I clean and rinse with gasoline. This must be done outside. Be very careful. I save the gas and use it for the next cleaning but not rinse. The cases can be dried in sunlight or with a heat gun with the cases in a strainer. I made a board with 2 penny common nails protruding. This fits into the flash hole exposing the entire case and mouth for lubrication.

3/20/2012

5.0

Been using this stuff for ...

By William

from Columbia, SC

Comments about Frankford Arsenal Case Lube 8 oz Pump:

Been using this stuff for a number of years now. Once I found out how good it works I threw the old lube pad away. Quick and easy.

3/6/2012

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Used this to full length ...

By Grier

from Midland, TX

Comments about Frankford Arsenal Case Lube 8 oz Pump:

Used this to full length re-size 500 .50 bmg cases. Started to use Lee, but it quickly became a pain, so switched to this. No stuck cases, every one was smooth and as easy as a .50 bmg case can be. Used this for .50 beowulf, 45-70, and of course .223 and 308. Great product.

3/2/2012

(0 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

1.0

This stuff is terrible. ...

By Barry

from URBANDALE, IA

Comments about Frankford Arsenal Case Lube 8 oz Pump:

This stuff is terrible. Will not dry and you cannot wipe it off. I had to soak all the cases (800) 223 caliber in Castrol Super Clean and water to cut the stuff off the cases. Then air dry. Not user friendly at all. I will stick with RCBS case lube spray.

1/30/2012

(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

This stuff is great. I ...

By Christian

from Carrollton, TX

Comments about Frankford Arsenal Case Lube 8 oz Pump:

This stuff is great. I can't imagine case lubing being any easier. I only lube 45-70 because I neck-size .308 and have carbide dies for my pistol calibers. Anyway, put 50 in gallon-size ziplock, spray ONCE, seal it up and roll them around for a half-minute, dump them out, wait a minute, start sizing. This stuff really goes a long way. I have probably sized 500 cases so far and haven't come close to sticking one. I recommend the ziplock method or anything similar...just don't use a paper bag or cardboard box or anything that can absorb moisture. Otherwise you are wasting lube. I switched to paper lunch bags for a while and had to use 2-3 spritzes because of what the bag absorbs. You can do it that way and it will work fine but you just use more lube. Plastic is better in my opinion. You can use one bag over and over again if you just keep a paper towel spread out in it between uses.

11/4/2011

5.0

This is an outstanding ...

By Kerry

from Albuquerque, NM

Comments about Frankford Arsenal Case Lube 8 oz Pump:

This is an outstanding product. Much easier to use than the old roll 'em on the pad method. Put 15 cases or so in a ziplock sandwich bag, give them a squirt, massage and roll them around, pour them out and let them dry for a couple minutes. Full length resizing is a snap with this stuff. If you hate lubing cases like I do, give this product a try.

9/16/2011

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Amazing case lube. I use ...

By CHAD

from HOUMA, LA

Comments about Frankford Arsenal Case Lube 8 oz Pump:

Amazing case lube. I use it for resizing .223 to 7.62x25. I use about 1 pump to 100 cases in a zipper bag. Shake it around, let it air dry. No problems to speak of.

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