snapshot762
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Just starting out in reloading, so far I only have a dry tumbler.
... my drying setup takes about 15-30 minutes total (it will "float" brass in a column of air and will scatter 9mm brass if not covered).
FWIW, if I were starting all over or just starting out, from everything that I have read & seen, I would almost certainly choose wet tumbling w/SS pins.GBExpat said:I resize/decap, wash it, rinse, soak it in phosphoric or citric acid solution, rinse, dry and then dry tumble in a VCC.
AND the dryer sheets get rid of that pesky static cling problem on your brassDry tumble with crushed walnut media and a spoonful of white auto polish. I also add a dryer sheet to help keep down the dust. Also, your ammo will be soft and Mountain Morning fresh.
Sorry - wasn't Subscribed to see your request.Dry to date. Current practice: Initial cleaning with crushed walnut in tumbler #1, decap and size, polish with corncob in tumbler #2. Has worked well thus far. Thinking about a wet tumbler, though.
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