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Posted: 4/4/2013 8:32:00 AM EDT
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I thought I would pass this along to all you reloaders....
My BIL and I replaced a bunch of 2'x4' trougher ceiling lights in our local Library , and I saved a couple of the clear plastic covers that came off the lights ... I was resizing some 223 brass a couple days later on an old bed sheet , then the light came on , I cut a small piece off one of the covers , the one here in the pic is 16" x 24" , with 150 pieces of 223 brass .. One side of the cover is smooth and the other has small triangler shapes on it , this is the side I have been using , you can arrange your brass on it and it will not roll around . I then spray Hornady one shot case lube on both sides of the brass then walk away and let it dry , the case lube will flow to the bottom of the brass and there is no rolling it 180 degrees to spray it again when using a sheet or what ever you lay your brass on , I have resized 223 , 270 , 30-30 , 30-06 , brass with no problem , just make sure you get plenty of lube on the first time you spray them .. One more important thing is to put some case lube on 2 or 3 Q-tips and coat the inside of your resizing die before you start !!!! Here is a Pic of just the small piece with some 223 brass on it , try it or not , it has worked great for me , and takes alot less time to resize my brass .. sorry for the crappy pic !!!! 
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