Hi Guys:
I just received from Midway 250 "once-fired" military brass. So I tumbled it in my tumbler that uses the SS pin as media. This thing works great. Turns range brass in to what appears to be new brass, inside and out. Granted the prep and clean-out are a bit more involved than using dry media, but I think the results are awesome!
Anyway, I'm sorting out the brass and resizing. Almost instantly upon rinsing of the brass in the sink my eyes gazed upon two distinctively colored casings.
I said to myself ................. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
As all clean brass has a yellowish shine to it these two misfits have a curious reddish hue to them. I immediately quarantined this pair of reddish rabble.
Upon further inspection I notice these two perps didn't even have the same tink sound when clanged together as the normal examples.
Then the clincher, I sized 'em. Took noticeably, I mean a lot more effort to run these two hoodlums through my Rock Chucker.
They are both LC brass, one "08" and one "09"
Any thoughts?
I just received from Midway 250 "once-fired" military brass. So I tumbled it in my tumbler that uses the SS pin as media. This thing works great. Turns range brass in to what appears to be new brass, inside and out. Granted the prep and clean-out are a bit more involved than using dry media, but I think the results are awesome!
Anyway, I'm sorting out the brass and resizing. Almost instantly upon rinsing of the brass in the sink my eyes gazed upon two distinctively colored casings.
I said to myself ................. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
As all clean brass has a yellowish shine to it these two misfits have a curious reddish hue to them. I immediately quarantined this pair of reddish rabble.
Upon further inspection I notice these two perps didn't even have the same tink sound when clanged together as the normal examples.
Then the clincher, I sized 'em. Took noticeably, I mean a lot more effort to run these two hoodlums through my Rock Chucker.
They are both LC brass, one "08" and one "09"
Any thoughts?