rsayloriii
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I'd say lube had nowhere to go and pushed into the case as it was the path of least resistance.
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I'd say lube had nowhere to go and pushed into the case as it was the path of least resistance.
Sent from my RobCo Pip-Boy 3000.
My Lee dies have a little hole in the side of the top that will allow the excess lube to escape. You can still overdue it though.
Like stated, path of least resistance. When you push the case into the die if the excess lube can't escape it will dent the case like that.
Like stated, path of least resistance. When you push the case into the die if the excess lube can't escape it will dent the case like that.
