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  1. 07-06-2020, 17:10 #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Not_A_Llama View Post
    “Discovered” an almost perfect case lube for my application*. Mineral spirits. 5 drops in a freezer bag, rub around, toss in brass. Shake. Evaporates in about 3 hours. I unfortunately now have a gallon of a product that gets used 5 drops at a time.

    *9mm progressive reloading. Desired characteristics: slick enough to smooth out the progressive reloading process, and not leave behind a residue (collect dust, increase bolt thrust). 99% isopropyl was perfect**, except that it evaporates too fast.
    **Yes, weirdly, alcohol is a good lubricant.
    Depending on it's use case, alcohol is a superior lubricant.
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    Quote Originally Posted by brutal View Post
    Depending on it's use case, alcohol is a superior lubricant.
    It is, most of the time, until one opens their mouth.
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