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Hornady One Shot Case Lube Aerosol

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Specifications

Weight 10.02 ounces

Material Dry-film boundary lubricant (aerosol formulation)

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to WWW.P65WARNINGS.CA.GOV

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Hornady One Shot Case Lube Aerosol is a dry-film case lubricant designed to make reloading faster and cleaner. It sprays on as a boundary lubricant film that helps protect cases during resizing while staying non-sticky for easier, high-volume workflows.

Key Features

Dry-film boundary lubrication for smoother case resizing
All-purpose use for case lube and general reloading tool lubrication
Aerosol spray application for fast, even coverage
Helps prevent lubricant from contaminating powder and primers
Quick and clean feel for large-volume reloading sessions

Keep your reloading process consistent with Hornady One Shot Case Lube Aerosol in a 10 oz can.

$18.13 $16.48

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SKU: 156

UPC: 090255999136

BUDS ID: 23162

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Mike W.

5 years ago

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I have an Armscor Rock...

I have an Armscor Rock Island Armory 1911A1 XT-22 Magnum that is finicky about cycling certain ammo brands. The owners manual recommends using nickel-plated brass cases to ensure maximum reliability. ArmscorPrecision/USA makes a 22WMR cartridge that is nickel plated, and they they cycle well. One of the biggest problems is finding affordable ammo with nickel-plated cases. Based on a tip I read on a forum somewhere, I use One Shot Case Lube to help regular brass cartridges cycle without issue. I simply dump a box of 22 Magnum cartridges into a small cardboard box or a plastic bag, and then spray them with Hornady One Shot Case Lube. Let them dry for 15-20 seconds and then re-box, unless I plan to shoot them right away. Results: no failures to feed and no failures to eject. Works like charm!

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