Pretty brass is more accurate. Just sayin...
Its easier to find, too.
Its easier to find, too.
So you can safely tumble loaded ammo? I have some surplus 3006 ammo that reall needs to be cleaned up but didn't know what if any media could be used safely on it.
Yep. Box-O-Truth did a feature on it. Doesn't hurt it a bit.
I used to put my vibratory on for days even weeks. Usually forgot about it in the garage. Liquid tumbling is the only way to fly.
I thought you put them in your dryer, they are fine.
because we all know self-esteem is a big issue. if the bullet feels better about itself, theyll go anywhere you tell em toPretty brass is more accurate. Just sayin...
Yep, timer plugged into the outlet, and the tumbler into the timer. Go to bed.
If I am in the mood to get everything cleaned up and ready to go stuff runs in the tumbler for an hour or so just to clean it enough to reload it. I had a batch in last night for 4 hours then had a really nasty batch went in overnight for 8 hours I just got done dumping out and bagging. I wish I had the patience to let all my brass tumble overnight, you can't even tell the shoulders were annealed on that batch of brass it came out so clean. I have about 400 rounds of .45 to load today then I need to demount my lee progressive and mount my RCBS single stage so I can start popping primers and swaging my 5.56 brass in preparation to convert it to 300 blackout.
Depending on the vibratory tumbler your biggest risk is a fire started by a shorted out motor. With con cob media or walnut media I don't think you can polish your brass for too long.
Depending on the vibratory tumbler your biggest risk is a fire started by a shorted out motor. With con cob media or walnut media I don't think you can polish your brass for too long.
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