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My local yards take the brass without looking. I buy brass from them, it's where I get most of my reloadable brass. I often find primed brass in the buckets and occasionally a live round.

I used to do a lot of dry tumbling with a variety of media, polishes and drier sheets added. It was always a lengthy, dirty, noisy process. My wife says she can tell on the electric bill after I got a big range brass haul. It now is used to clean car parts. I tried ultrasonic with a variety...

kscharlie, I went thru the same process about 1983 or 84. shooting to qualify, fingerprints, dollar amount, etc all the same. Mu came to my local post office.

Glue a piece of 3/4" plywood to the back of the laminate countertop. This gives strength, easy clean top, backsplash and front lip to keep things from rolling off and the countertops are inexpensive at a box store. If you hunt the bargain bins you can sometimes find a countertop that has an...

The only reloading I have seen on TV portrayed the bad guys reloading "special high power rounds". Don't remember the movie.

I think 47 gr IMR4895 behind 168 gr is the load Hornady uses for their M1 ammo.

I used the Lyman tools on my Trim Mate also, much better for the pockets than the RCBS cutter.

I used "Kaboom", then later thought it was probably not the best name for a product used around powder.

My land is 21 acres with a variey of woods and a creek. It is surrounded by farmland and numerous other small wooded ditches. I treat my property like a sanctuary and only hunt around the edges. Other run the deer out of the small ditches into my property. It's been working for me for about 6 yrs.