Redding Imperial Convenience Pack Dry Neck Lube Plus Application Media

Works well for cartridge resizing. Here's a tip, use it to lube the exterior of your Glock's striker guide and the outside diameter of the spring cups. You're welcome.

I ordered this after looking at the reviews posted on this site. My biggest concern when ordering was about how messy this might be based on other reviews. After using this for 30 casings, I no longer have those concerns. I give the case a quick wipe with a paper towel after running through the expander mandrel. It lubricates better than a Qtip and mica. It only take a little bit of this product to provide sufficient lubrication and the applicator make that very easy. I just dip the neck and give it a little twist and its ready to size. I would recommend this product to others looking for a dry neck lube.

best product out on the market

Great product and it works as advertised. A little bit goes a long way !

Great for new brass neck tension

Good product. Pity they don't take more care with their quality control as the bottle that contains the graphite has a lid which doesn't fit properly and hence graphite is all through the container! A real pain!Would be 5 stars if the packaging was as you expect.

I bought this hoping to find a good solution for lubing the case necks on my rifle brass. I think I found what I was looking for!In the past, I have used the bristle brushes with "motor mica" which is more or less like a graphite powder. The issue I had with it is it was very finicky to get the right amount on, and it was very, very messy. The brushes would sometimes hold too much graphite causing the motor mica to score your brass (and dies!), or, it wouldn't lube it enough and it would cause your brass to get stuck in the die, also not a good thing. I tried different techniques to apply it, and it only got me more and more frustrated.With this convenience pak, I have everything I need to lube the necks of my rifle brass for a long time. it's easy to use, and it doesn't create a mess. Just dip the case in the media, and it has the perfect amount of lube on the neck, every time.

Needed this for inside the neck lube. I use a spray (Franklin Arsenal) for the outside. Easy to use. Stick the neck in the application media, twist a few times to get the lube inside the case neck, and lay on a tray. Once I have all the cases with the inside dry lube lined up on the tray, I spray the outside of the cases with a wet lube and resize. The dry lube inside works better than the spray lube on inside the necks of my .223 cases as the reload powder granules won’t stick to the inside of the neck like it can with a wet or wax lube. Great Stuff!