The Lyman Case Lube Kit is a dedicated brass preparation system designed to apply an even layer of external lubricant and clear internal case neck residue prior to resizing. Engineered for stationary bench-top use on single-stage or progressive setups, the kit protects metallic cartridge cases and non-carbide sizing dies from friction and sticking by facilitating controlled, uniform lubricant distribution.

Key Features

• External Lubrication Pad: Employs an absorbent cloth pad housed inside a covered plastic case to roll multiple bottleneck or straight-wall cases at once, preventing over-lubrication.
• Internal Neck Cleaning and Lube: Clears powder residue from the inside of case necks while applying light lubrication to eliminate expander ball drag.
• Interchangeable Calibre Coverage: Includes three threaded brush attachments designed to accommodate standard rifle and pistol calibres ranging from .22 up to .35+ cal.
• Bench-Top Ready: Compact footprint requires no permanent mounting fixtures or power requirements, operating entirely via manual application.

Specifications

• Pad Dimensions: Approximately 7.5 in × 4.5 in (19 cm × 11.4 cm)
• Included Lubricant: 1 × 2 fl oz (approx. 59 mL) bottle of Lyman Case Lube
• Brush Attachments: 3 × wire neck brushes (.22 to .270, .284/7mm to .30 cal, and .35+ cal)
• Handle: 1 × ergonomic brush handle with threaded/twist-in interface
• Total Kit Weight: Approximately 0.34 kg to 0.45 kg (1 lb)

Who is the Lyman Case Lube Kit for?

• Low-to-medium batch handloaders — processing batches of 20 to 100 metallic cartridge cases benefit from this reloading case lube kit's 7.5 in × 4.5 in (19 cm × 11.4 cm) enclosed pad and 2 fl oz (approx. 59 mL) liquid lube supply for applying an even, thin film across straight-wall or bottleneck brass.
• Reloaders preparing rifle brass from .22 to .35 calibre — requiring neck residue clearing use the Lyman Case Lube Kit with its 3 interchangeable bronze/nylon neck brushes covering .22 through .35+ cal to prevent expander ball galling during the full-length sizing stage.

Less suitable for: Handloaders processing calibres smaller than .22 (such as .17 or .204) or ultra-large calibres (.45 to .50 BMG) without dedicated-diameter accessory brushes, or high-volume reloaders processing hundreds of cases per run who require aerosol or spray lube systems for faster batch turnaround.