One Shot® Spray Case Lube

[jkc054054]

I cannot find locally (Indianapolis) to purchase Hornady One Shot Spray Case Lube. Does anyone know if I can find it locally and where that might be? I have called several big box stores like Gander Mountain and a few gun shops and nobody seems to sell any reloading supplies like this. Thanks.

 

[Fishersjohn48]

Profire Arms has it in stock as of the end of last week

2904 Maywood Road, Indianapolis, IN 46241. ph. 317-757-8132.

 

[billybob44]

One Shot..

Profire Arms has it in stock as of the end of last week

2904 Maywood Road, Indianapolis, IN 46241. ph. 317-757-8132.

^^^Yep, Andrew stocks CASES of it..Bill

 

[Cowboy45]

We have loads of it up here in the sticks.. But I highly doubt ya wanna drive that far for case lube..

 

[hornadylnl]

Look at my user name and heed this advice. The best place for hornady one shot spray lube is in the trash can unless they've done something drastically different with it in the last few years. Find some Dillon spray lube instead. I don't know how many stuck cases I've drilled out of my dies using one shot.

 

[kludge]

^LOL

Lee Case Lube and Imperial Sizing Wax. Almost 20 years and zero stuck cases. Knock on wood... I must not be loading enough .223/5.56.

 

[hornadylnl]

^LOL

Lee Case Lube and Imperial Sizing Wax. Almost 20 years and zero stuck cases. Knock on wood... I must not be loading enough .223/5.56.

I don't know too many people who want to lube 10k by hand.

 

[firewalker]

I got rid of all my hornady one s*** Lube. mix 2 ounces of lanolin oil to 10 ounces of 99 percent isopropyl alcohol. this will be the best case we have you ever use(it's the same as Dillon case line, only half the price!)

 

[hornadylnl]

I got rid of all my hornady one s*** Lube. mix 2 ounces of lanolin oil to 10 ounces of 99 percent isopropyl alcohol. this will be the best case we have you ever use(it's the same as Dillon case line, only half the price!)

Some people like the One Shot but it's caused me nothing but headaches. Spray lube is the only Dillon thing I've ever owned and it's probably the only spray lube I'll ever use.

Serious question though. Does anyone know if Hornady has changed their One Shot formula in the last few years to make it better?

 

[dukeboy_318]

i tried the one shot spray, didn't like it either. Too many stuck cases, however, I found the one shot wax to be good though.

 

[hornadylnl]

i tried the one shot spray, didn't like it either. Too many stuck cases, however, I found the one shot wax to be good though.

Is the stuff in the tins as good as the old Unique tubs?

 

[Classic]

Bradis had some last time I was there. Unlike others here, I like the Hornady One-Shot lube. Never had a stuck case and I get pretty good neck life on bottleneck cases. Have no idea about Hornady's past problems, I used to use wet lube that had to be removed with alcohol. I do admit it's a bit pricey.

 

[billybob44]

Now that you ask....

Serious question though. Does anyone know if Hornady has changed their One Shot formula in the last few years to make it better
^^^I have the same luck as you with One Shot, on most any rifle case=Stuck Case.

Strange thing about it is that it works well FOR ME with 5.56/.223 cases.
Knock on Wood--NO stuck cases with One Shot with Redding+RCBS dies in .223. I have stuck several in .22-250 and .308 with One Shot. I use Imperial Size Wax for all rifle other than .223/5.56...Bill.

 

[billybob44]

Is the stuff in the tins as good as the old Unique tubs?

Imperial Size Wax is in a tin=Good Stuff...

 

[dukeboy_318]

Is the stuff in the tins as good as the old Unique tubs?

It comes in a plastic tub but I like it over any other lube I've tried. Granted I've not tried the Dillion spray yet

 

[hornadylnl]

It comes in a plastic tub but I like it over any other lube I've tried. Granted I've not tried the Dillion spray yet

The Dillon spray is not as good as the old Unique in a tub. Every once in a while you may get one that sizes pretty stiff but I've not stuck a case with it yet. You have to make sure you shake it up really well to cut the lanolin in it. But if I'm sizing 1000+ cases, I'd pay $20+ for a bottle of Dillon spray lube. I tried cutting in some unique in the One Shot to get it some more lube and it still didn't work.

 

[Yeah]

Does anyone know if Hornady has changed their One Shot formula in the last few years to make it better?

I've used One Shot exclusively for a half dozens years and lubed more rifle brass in more chamberings put through more dies than anyone I've ever met. I doubt I could fit all the spent cases inside my barn.

There isn't any difference I can detect from the first can to the one I just used.

 

[shibumiseeker]

I only recently started using One-Shot and liked it so much I bought the quart spray bottle. I've only used it on 2-3k cases so far though. No issues yet.

 

[jkc054054]

Thanks for the advice. I went to Profire and got the One Shot for my 223 brass. I will keep my fingers crossed. I was using the Lee white paste lubricant for my first 50 cases, hopefully the One Shot will not cause me problems.

 

[hornadylnl]

I've used One Shot exclusively for a half dozens years and lubed more rifle brass in more chamberings put through more dies than anyone I've ever met. I doubt I could fit all the spent cases inside my barn.

There isn't any difference I can detect from the first can to the one I just used.

I tried it wet, dry, a little, a lot. Shook it up til I was blue in the face. Maybe I just got a bad bottle.