Lee Case Sizing Lube 2 oz Tube

Works well and is economical. Not the fastest way to lube lots of cases but perfect for someone doing small batches. Spreads easily and is easy to work with. Wipes off easily with a cloth rag. The tube was bigger than I had anticipated when it arrived. I use it to ocassionally lube a few cases when using my carbide dies. It makes sizing and belling even easier.

This stuff is great I used it to size 1200 357 sig cases with a hand press and not one got stuck.

I've been using this stuff for years and it is by far the best. I don't dilute it but use it straight out of the tube. My method for applying it works fast and well, it even gets a little lube in the mouth of the case. I put my cases in a plastic tub or bucket. I then squeeze a little lube onto the palm of one hand and then rub my hands together. Then I just tumble the cases around in the tub with my lubed hands, sort of like mixing them up, squeezing them a little along the way. As I do this the cases get a good coating of the lube. If needed, I repeat the process until they are right. It's quick, it's easy and it works well.

Lee's was my first lube. Worked great. I tried another spray-on brand and immediately had a stuck case (my first). Only warning would be that I found I needed to clean my sizing die after use as there is some tendency to rust with the Lee full-length, small-base die I was using. Easier to clean a die than remove a stuck case!

Lee does it again! It's cheap, will not foul the powder and works wet or dry (though I personally think it works better wet). What else do you want?

I have used many kinds of Lubes out there and they either leave your cases oily or sticky our your dies, or both. I tried Lee lube and was amazed. This stuff is like magic. I mix 1 part Lube & 10 parts alcohol in a spray bottle, shake well, put my cases in a loading tray, spray a mist over & around,(this lubes inside and out) the alcohol evaporates and your cases are left with a fine sheen of lube. This makes the sizing a non pain in the @#***@. This Lee lube is a must.

Great stuff, much better than petroleum oil based products. I won't go back. Thanks Lee!

This is good stuff! The water soluble wax formulation really make this nice to use. If you are resizing bottle neck cartidges, use it full strength. For .223 and the like, you can dilute it with 4 parts water and apply it by rolling the brass on a pad. For straight walled pistol cartridges, I dilute it with 5 parts water and 5 parts rubbing alcohol. This is sprayed on the cases with a pump bottle. If you dilute the lube, be sure to let all of the water dry off before running through the dies. Best part is that there is no oily residue left behind when you are finished.

Best thing since sliced bread for case forming. Works good when applied to the inside of the neck of bottleneck cases - greatly reduces friction and subsequent stretching of your freshly-sized case.

I've used Lee resizing lubricant when reloading straight sided 10 mm handgun brass and I can tell the press operates more smoothly when resizing with no hint of galling. I have not used it to resize severely choked down wildcat rifle brass, which would be a worst case test, but those who have report very good results. This looks like another innovative product from Lee Precision, and as always, the goodness comes with a surprisingly low price.

I've been reloading pistol cases for many years but I just began loading rifle cases. I've used the Lee case lube to reload hundreds of 30-06, 30-30, 303 British, and 223 Remmingtons. I do the inside of the case neck with a Q-tip and the outside with my fingers. The lube goes on easily and wipes off easily with a moist cloth and a bit of detergent. I've never had a stuck or dented case and I just don't know what could be easier.

Like one of the recent previous reviewers I use the LEE Case Lubricant full strength and apply it to the outside with the fingers and the inside with a double-ended Q-Tip (this is on straight .45-70 Government cases, both Winchester brass and Starline Nickel-plated brass). I've not yet had a single dinged case nor had one stick in the sizing or expansion dies. As another reviewer also mentioned it wipes of quite easily when I use just a piece of clean BOUNTY towel (the "quicker case lube picker-upper"). Good stuff, inexpensive, and like the old Brylcreme hairgroom commercial used to say: "A little dab'll do ya!". Thanks, Lee Precision, and thanks also, MidwayUSA...

Great Product! Mix it up with a little water and put in a pump spray bottle. Works great!

I have been reloading since 1969. I have used just about everything out there at one time or another. Lee came out with this lube and It has been the only lube I have used since. I have loaded just about every cal. out there at some point or the other and this stuff works. I even use it on rifle necks (inside) to seat the bullets( Q-tip works great for this little trick). Have had two stuck cases and both were with other brand lubes. Never had one with the Lee Lube. I even put some on some primers and let it dry, a definite no no as you all know. The primers all fired. Simple fact is if you try it you'll throw the others away.

This stuff is great. It is the only lube I have found that works for resizing 50 BMG. I have tried RCBS's case lube and Hornady's Oneshot and had issues with brass getting seized in the die with both. They are great on smaller calibers however, only the Lee case lube works for the 50.

I have used Lee lube for several years, well ever since I started reloading, and it's been a great product. Never a stuck case and I’ve loaded several calibers and in 30 years used only 2 tubes after sizing way too many cases to count. I use a cotton swab in the inside of the neck then put a dab on my fingers and rub it on the outside of the case. Granted it is a little slower probably then a spray but why be in a hurry that way you know it's done right.

Stuff works great and doesn't gunk up everything. I dilute it in a spray bottle with alcohol and spray lightly on the cases and let the alcohol evaporate. This leaves a thin film on the cases, and also puts a tiny bit inside the neck -- just enough to make bullet seating easier, which is helps keep you from crunching down the case shoulder. Highly recommended.

Took notes from another reviewer about mixing Lee Sizing Lube with Isopropyl Alcohol (I use the 91% variety) and have lubed well over 1500 cases with excellent results. Mix 10 parts alcohol and 1 part lube. Use a commercial quality spray bottle and shake well before application (mixture will separate as it sits) Wait a couple minutes for it to dry and a nice white sheen will develop. Your are now ready to go, and no need to wipe off. Much slicker than the other name brand spray on lube I tried, and doesn't lose its effectiveness as it sits for hours or overnight. Another great Lee product!

I dilute the lube with water at a ratio of 10 to 1 in a trigger spray bottle, spray it on the cases, let it dry overnight. After loading, run the rounds in a tumbler for 1/2 hour. Takes all the lube off. Saves some extra steps.

I lubed 1000 .223 LC cases in 5 minutes. Mix one tube of this with 1 pint of water and 1 pint of alcohol shake in a spray bottle. Spray into a freezer bag, add cases and roll the bag, then dump onto a towel. They dry in about 1 minute and are ready for sizing. Ran them through a 1050 Dillon with not a single problem. Plus it's not necessary to clean it off. Ever.

Great stuff, cheap too! I just put a small amount on finger tips and case neck of 06-308-243- etc. no problems ever [again don't let it freeze in the garage, turns to cottage cheese] good product, good price, buy 2!!

1st rate lube. You won't go wrong with Lee lubricant. I use it for just about everything in my reloading except, possibly, for custom forming of my wildcat brass, depending on how radical the procedure is. Highly recommended.

O.K....try all of them and then come back here. Hands down the best lube around, (YES, do NOT let it freeze). I tried all the below methods and dilutions, they all work great. I have a .303 British Casing full of the stuff (primer hole plugged, and tube squeezed into the casing) on my loading bench and use a q-tip to lube .223 casing. No stick, no crumple and on the Zip trim with scotch brite pad after sizing and trimming, shines and smoothes the case great! Lee has the best....

Works great!!!! JUST DON'T LET IT FREEZE !!! It has to get colder than when water freezes for it to freeze, but once it freezes it is never the same afterwards and doesn't work so good any more. Great for the loading room but go with Imperial Sizing wax or something similar for your range loading kit which might just end up out in Winter weather.