I got one of these from Midway:
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A large collander will work. But I wouldn't use it in the kitchen after sifting your media and cases due to the lead. The priming compound is made with lead styphnate in it. If you nab your wife's buy her a new one. The good thing about the one above is, it works with a 5 gallon plastic bucket perfectly.
Yeah, I have about 300 223 .cases that are full of the stuff.
I usually put 3 handfulls of brass in my small Lyman tumbler. I have foudn that the less brass the shinier it gets. If I load it up I think the brass rubs on each other and causes a dull finish???
I run mine 2-3 hours. Anything less and it isn't shiny enough for me. Anything more and it doesn't seem to get too much more shine on it.
Where do you buy yours at?
I just bought a jug of walnut at bass pro. Think it was tuf-nut or somthing close to that. It already has the polish mixed in and I just ran a couple hundred rounds of 40 in it. It worked great. It was 16 bucks but it seems like it's going to last a long time! We will see!
Very Nice, Thanks!
That's one thing I do like from Frankford Arsenal is their corn cob media, I also like their polish. I will mix it with walnut shells on my real dirty old range pickup stuff then run it through straight corn cob for the shine. I will also use the green Lyman treated media (sometimes mixed with regular), it's a bit bigger but shines nice.
I've got a 40lb bag of the Grainger small corn cob blasting media ($20 I think)that I will try when my FA runs out. NuFinish also seems to work good for me, once my other polish runs out will make the switch to Nu.
I've got a 40lb bag of the Grainger small corn cob blasting media ($20 I think)that I will try when my FA runs out. NuFinish also seems to work good for me, once my other polish runs out will make the switch to Nu.
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