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tumbling
"Tumbling Tumbleweeds" is a song composed by Bob Nolan. Although one of the most famous songs associated with the Sons of the Pioneers, the song was composed by Nolan in the 1930s, while working as a caddy and living in Los Angeles. Originally titled "Tumbling Leaves", the song was reworked into the title "Tumbling Tumbleweeds" and into fame with the 1935 Gene Autry film of the same name. Members of the Western Writers of America chose it as one of the Top 100 Western songs of all time.
Sorry if this has already been covered here. I did a quick search and didn't see anything in discussion. Going through the rest of the interwebs, I'm getting a lot of conflicting info. Some say it's possibly damaging to the primers, some say it could plug the flash holes. Some say they've done...
I've been reloading for over 50 years and during that time I've tried dry tumbling (Midway vibrating tumbler with corn cob, walnut, and a mixture of both equal parts) and it works. When the media is new it works fine, when the media gets old not so much. I've also wet tumbled using 1/4 cup white...
I have been dry tumbling for all of my reloading life. I typically use a walnut since it does not stick in primer holes with a bit of Fitz.
I do not care about shiny, but I do want clean and my current set up works well for 90% of what I do.
I always end up with some brass from pick ups...
In my quest to make reloading mimic art, I decided to wet tumble some 7.62x39 cases last week and see if rust or oxidation showed up. One week later no rust or corrosion has showed up.
The cases are a bit brighter and have more shine as well as a "slicker" feel to them. I'm looking forward to...
I have twenty boxes more than I personally need of these stainless pins for making your brass look so good and working the primer pockets clean in an hour. Frankford Arsenal brand, open for trades. A small tumbler would hold four to eight pounds and a larger tumbler could double that...
Caliber clean out. I dont have anything chambered in this anymore so I'm clearing it out to make room for other calibers.
I have other calibers/ bundles and reloading suplies similar to this on here so check em out
I upgraded my reload setup so I no longer need this anymore.
$65+shipping
For all of you out there that reload a lot what do you tumble your brass with? I’ve always used a Hornady vibratory tumbler with they’re media and one shot case polishing compound but not all the cases come out clean and then there’s always the media that sticks inside that has to be blown out...
What type of media do y'all use? Do you add anything to help out? How often do you change your media?
Received a bunch of range brass pickups from an outdoor range and my tumbler is not making them look very good. Typically, on normally dirty brass, I'll run the brass in a tumbler using...
I got a bunch of mystery reloads and pulled the bullets, dumped the powder....
But the cases are looking rough, can I run a primed case through a walnut tumble?
Any ill effects on the primer being vibed for a few hours?
Selling a basically brand new Cabela’s vibratory tumbler with 5 pounds of corn cob media and Cabela’s case polisher. Only used twice for about 2 hours total.Retails for $60, asking $45
Didn't realize my new tumbler came with media and ordered some as well. For now I know for sure I don't need 15#s so I'm letting 5lbs of it go. Haven't even opened the bag. I might post the other 5lbs later m after I see how much I lose cleaning my 4k of 223 brass
DIMENSIONS: 5 lbs of pins...