PRVI brass sticking in dies?
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guthook
Grrr.
If you're lubing properly, there is no reason for them to stick. I've reloaded thousands of various caliber PRVI cases without sticking issues. The rims like to deform more than most brass, but no sticking in the die.
jimbobborg
Oddball caliber fan
I reload .303 Brit brass from Prvi, no issues with sticking. I use RCBS dies. What lube are you using?
- Aug 17, 2011
- 26,177
dwsjr
Ultimate Member
Spray the inside of your die with case lube also. Flush it out. May have a build up of brass dust/flakes.
That is what I am using. Both sets of dies are practically new.
Would it hurt to spray them twice?
- Aug 17, 2011
- 26,177
Clean them out with something good, I use brake cleaner, and then use the One Shot on them.
It works for me, so far...
amoebicmagician
Samopal Goblin
Prvi Partizan/PPU has never been a problem with me
in fact quite the opposite, it tends to be some of the more accurate, easy to reload, best functioning of the less expensive brass ammo.
generally get WAY better results with PPU than with PMC bronze
in fact quite the opposite, it tends to be some of the more accurate, easy to reload, best functioning of the less expensive brass ammo.
generally get WAY better results with PPU than with PMC bronze
pop-gunner
Ultimate Member
- May 8, 2008
- 2,272
Stop using 1 shot...
I will still use that for pistol brass but there is better lube out there.
I use Dillon, or Rooster case lube for rifle brass and don't stick cases like I did with 1 shot.
I will still use that for pistol brass but there is better lube out there.
I use Dillon, or Rooster case lube for rifle brass and don't stick cases like I did with 1 shot.
jimbobborg
Oddball caliber fan
I've had great success with Frankford Arsenal spray on lube. Especially when I read the instructions before use.
dauntedfuture
Member
- Apr 2, 2012
- 21
make sure you get lune inside the nexk of switch to dies with a carbide button
stu929
M1 Addict
I have having this issue today. Sprayed them out with break cleaner and issue was resolved must have gotten gunked up.
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