RCBS 09307 Case Lube, Pad

I received the part but have not had a chance to use it. It came on time and in good shape.

Received the item on time and as advertised. Item works to my expectations. When coupled with the appropriate case lube, this item makes reloading easier. The item is a good size for all types of brass cases and has a cover to shield the pad when not in use. I would recommend this item for anyone who is a reloader.

Muck quicker than rolling through case lube. Works fine.

Good pad for lubricating brass.

It does what it needs to do. I thought it would be a bit bigger but in the end I guess smaller is better to save space on my reloading table. Don't over-do the lube in the pad, you'll just make a mess. Trust me, I know. If you have seen this in person and know the size of it, then buy it. But if you haven't seen it, maybe research it on google images to reference the size.

Use with my RCBS ammo oil. Just roll my case over the pad so it works great with my reloading press die also helps keep the ammo from jamming in the gun after shooting.

With reloading supplies being as hard to find as they are, these were an awesome find and an awesome value. I bought two of them to have on standby. We looked at over 15 local stores and couldn't find any in (and I do mean any, wether rcbs, lineman or anyone else) on the shelves or able to order. These also came in heat sealed air tight celefane packaging so they will last even if we don't use them right away.

the plastic case broke on my first one (not RCBS' fault, I was moving and threw it in a box). This pad with forsters high pressure lube is great. I do clean after sizing since I don't want any extra residue in the chamber. Threw away the can of Hornady one shot and never looked back.I usually smear a few drops of oil on one side of the foam pad, then flip it over and lube the other side. A little goes a LONG way, don't overdo it. You can vary the amount of lube by how hard you push, you don't need much. I put a row of 10 or so on the pad, line my index/middle finger over the neck/shoulder, and lightly roll back and forth once. Too much and you can dent your cases.