PAM as a release agent

[Guest]

I was visiting my uncle at the mental hospital and told him I had some sticking problems doing chamber casts. He recommends I switch from Rem Oil to PAM. Comments, suggestions?

 

[deerkiller]

Your uncle is crazy like a fox.
Pam with olive oil.

DK

 

[Hired Gun]

I have heard of it but never tried it. It works wonders on fried eggs.

 

[Willy 1]

I have never heard of it as being used for a release agent. But it is all I use for lubing my brass for resizing. It works great. Don't see whey it wouldn't work.

 

[longgunshooter]

tryed it on my last bedding job...with a prayer /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/crazy.gif

worked fine. had to tap on the screws a bit but had to do that with the silicone mold release on the others ive done.

 

[Guest]

Thanks! I'll try it and give a full report.

resizing lube - if I wasn't so delighted with IMPERIAL SIZING DIE WAX I might try it.
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Not to hi-jack this thread, but precisionreloading.com sells it for $6 a tin (in British parlance) and they write
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Anyone that reloads should recognize this product. If you're not using Imperial Sizing Die Wax for your resizing lube . . . . you should be. I have recommended this product to hundreds of shooters, and out of all the shooters that have tried it, I have yet to hear from anyone that has ever switched back to another lube.

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[gdragon34]

Used the Brownell's stuff that came with the kit. Worked good.

Used Pam spray (regular or butter) on the last 6. Worked just as good.

 

[THOMAST]

BIG_BORE , as an aside, what do you use to make your chamber castings with?