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The real question to ask is how do I get all the media out of the 223 cases?
I don't have one of those Ron Popeil showtime "just set it and forget it " tumblers,
I just run mine till it looks clean, or untill either I remember it or get tired of hearing it run.
Seems like they could make a basket sieve to replace the lid. Just dump your brass in the bucket and turn it on, shake all the media out of the cases and through the sieve back into the tumbler. This may already exist, btw. If not, Someone missed a pretty good chance.Originally Posted by mapper
THE GREATER PART OF LIBERTY IS MINDING YOUR OWN FUCKIN BUSINESS.
This could easily do the job if it attached to the tumbler.
THE GREATER PART OF LIBERTY IS MINDING YOUR OWN FUCKIN BUSINESS.
I think i have one of those have one if you want to try it.
I used it for a year before this
http://www.gunstop.com/products/case...edia-separator
I just pour it out then tap the brass on the formica counter top.
If a little is left, it'll burn, don't sweat it.
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Considering the fact that I'm using one of theseI'd say that's an upgrade by far.
THE GREATER PART OF LIBERTY IS MINDING YOUR OWN FUCKIN BUSINESS.
Plastic collander,milk jug with holes in it, metal paint can with holes, sift pan, rotary separator, or shaking the media out like a salt shaker, flower pot with holes in it,all works.
Last edited by mapper; August 25th, 2016 at 05:57 PM.
I don't clean my brass. I shape it, cut it, ream the primer pocket and fill that bitch up..... I'm more function than fashion I reckon....
I figure the extra carbon and oxidation isn't gonna help any.
THE GREATER PART OF LIBERTY IS MINDING YOUR OWN FUCKIN BUSINESS.
I did it that way for many years , and for a bolt action rifle that's all it needs. These days I make pretty reloads . Most folks think they're factory. They don't shoot any better but they are nice and shiny .
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