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Posted: 7/20/2010 3:25:08 PM EDT
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I stumbled upon this months ago and never thought of sharing it with you guys since it seems like there is a lot of discussion about which oils to use I thought i would mention it.
It is called Zoom Spout Oiler: Turbine Oil LINK This stuff is rediculously slippery. One drop on my lee breach lock press makes it rediculously smooth, I honestly can use my pinky to move it! Now for sizing. All I do is fill a small sandwich baggy with .223 brass, but not too much so i can move the brass around. I add 3-4 drops of this stuff and mix the bras around by shaking it, you can do 2-3 bags full with only the 3-4 drops of oil. I have never had a case stuck.. Infact you can size 1-2 unlubed cases after sizing a lubed case, thats how good this oil is. You barely have to apply any force also. So far I have loaded approximately 1200 rounds using this method. I have used maybe .1oz of this stuff, and it comes in a 4oz bottle for $4-5. Also it has no ill effects on your reloads as all my reloads went bang, very accurately I might add. Also I have only tried this with .223, since that and 9mm are all i reload. |
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Mouse milk!
It never occurred to me to try some. Really good for stuck valves in that old Continental C-145/0-300 engine. Keep some in the tool box to get back home or to a place where the valve guides can be reamed. Marvel Mystery Oil will keep those valves clean if it's used from the start. |
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Gosh, my family has been using that stuff just about forever, started out in the HVAC business and appliance service business, we got it from HVAC wholesalers. The zoom spout was really handy to reach the oil spouts on HVAC blower motors, but everything these days has sealed bearings, no oil spouts on electric motors anymore. |
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