neolube #2 is a conductive graphite/moly based lubricant applied to the inside of case necks prior to seating. Cases are 100% cleaned of any resizing lubricant before neolube + primers. It leaves a film coating and nothing rough. Powder does not stick to it once dry so neck lube, primer, powder, seat. It feels like you messed up the resizing when you seat them the first time as the effort to seat the bullet is drastically different vs without. Every force measurement test I have seen shows significant improvement in bullet seating consistency. generally I have noticed a reduction in group size overall, but it doesnt always work, and wont fix a bad group.
I only do this because I shoot local matches, and the requirements to get on the podium consistently is very high. We shoot at golf balls on the 500M line sometimes and every last little bit helps to make it a successful shot. This kind of brass prep is time consuming and I don't do it when I know it's going to be all "big" targets because holding 1moa is good enough to look awesome.
I only do this because I shoot local matches, and the requirements to get on the podium consistently is very high. We shoot at golf balls on the 500M line sometimes and every last little bit helps to make it a successful shot. This kind of brass prep is time consuming and I don't do it when I know it's going to be all "big" targets because holding 1moa is good enough to look awesome.