Works Great
Will order again!
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
One shot
Did 1000 223/5.56 no stuck cases. Still had a small amount left for a couple hundred 6.5 Creedmoor. I ordered 2 more cans.
Dangerous Game Load
I have used this with fellow reloader and was impressed with the ease of application. Hornady knocked this one out of the park.
Excellent product!!
I've tried several case lubes
I've tried several case lubes over the years and they all seem to work as advertised, but for me One Shot for me is the simplest, fasted and cleanest I have tried. I typical just throw my spent ammo into a plastic container and give them all a few shots of this product. I then toss them with my hand to make sure each cartridge is coated. Never had a stuck cartridge. I get rid of the lube coating on the cartridges by throwing them into my tumbler with walnut shell media for an hour or two. The cases come out nice and clean with no oily residue.
The finest and easiest method of case lubricant
I’ve used Hornady One-Shot spray lubricant for years. It’s easy to use and never over lubricates cases.
Spray lube
Works great ,easy to apply
Spray Lube
Works well with no mess
my go to lube
Have used this for years. never had a problem
Fast and Works
Have used it for thousands of rounds. Very good lubricant. No stuck cases.
It Changed Everything
Having used other leading sizing lubes for 40+ years, I finally decided to give it a try. I'm really glad I did. Unlike the other lubes that leave a big clean up job with cue tips and rags, One Shot eliminates the clean up. A big improvement is found in the application process. No more swiping a finger in the lube and then applying to each case and getting lube all over your fingers and the press handle and etc, just place your cases in the block and spray them down from four sides. Done. One Shot has really reduced the time it takes for me to reload a set of cartridges. Finally, One Shot seems to work better than the traditional lubes in that it really smooths out the sizing process. There is hardly any resistance when cycling the brass through the die. It's impressive folks!
