I agree about finding it. One reason I like the NAs3 cases. They’re steel components and use a magnet stick to pick them up. I had Lee carbide dies but upgraded to Dillon. My Lee taper crimp die had two rust spots in it and a sticky. I cleaned it up and lubricated and placed in storage. Academy has a good sale online for 500 115s for $118 so now I have a good source for decent brass too. Got the Dillon sizing die so I have choices now.

I guess why I asked, when my friend showed me the progressive Dillion and loading 9mm he cleans always. Runs them thru a resizing depriming die and cleans. He’s retired so time is his friend. Brownells showed two guys discussing and one does as my friend the other cleans the brass and then resizes/deprives and reprimes on his progressive.

The NAs3 cases are two piece and cleaning is not recommended. I guess I’m curious as to others thoughts.


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