which lubri-sizer?

[dlbleak]

i don't have one at the moment and was wondering which one to look at. more interested in the lubing capability than anything. the sizing part would just be a bonus. i have been casting and just using the lee alox lube for years. any used ones out there?

 

[flatwins]

I've wondered the same thing. Interested in hearing the input.

 

[Shriner]

Rcbs lube-a-matic here for 20 yrs off & on , just added a lyman heater to use hard lube ( melts over 120 " ) so the lube is not tacky over the summer months.

 

[technetium-99m]

If I were ever going to cast again I would buy a Star lubrisizer. The volume it can handle is just nuts.

 

[dlbleak]

the only thing that would keep me from the star is the $$$$!

 

[Calamity Jake]

RCBS LAM II hands down I have 2 along with an old Lyman 45 and a Saeco. I use the LAM II most of all.

 

[Blitzfike]

I have a Saeco and two Lyman 450s I use a heater for the rifle lube because its hard lube. It also stands up under heat better than the standard alox/beeswax mix. I have had lube contaminate the powder on really hot days if the cartridges were loose packed in ammo cans instead of being bullet down in a styrofoam insert. Some of the 9mm and 40 that comes out of the Lee molds work just fine with the Lee alox without sizing. Other molds I have require sizing the bullet and I might as well use a good lube while I'm doing that. I have both Blue and Red hard lube, but can't remember where I bought them. Blitzfike

 

[technetium-99m]

the only thing that would keep me from the star is the $$$$!

That's understandable, it's an expensive item, I ran my RCBS unit with heat for a while. Lubing 1000's of pistol bullets just isn't the RCBS' thing though.

The RCBS gets my vote for you then, next best thing out there with a good company standing behind it.