My procedure is to cast and drop the bullets into a box of rags. On the same day they are cast, while they are still soft, I run them through my Star sizer without lubing them. One does, however, need to run a pre-lubed bullet through the sizer after eight or ten bullets have been sized so as to lube the sizer die.
Then I store them until I'm ready to heat treat and lube. I load up my quenching tray, put it in the oven at 450 degrees for about an hour and a quarter, then quench. Be sure to wear a glove when you plunge the tray into the sink full of water because a sizeable cloud of steam comes up. I made a mistake of not wearing a glove just once.
Following that, back to the sizer. Since the bullets have already been sized, this trip through the sizer is just for the lube.