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Quick easy cheap way to clean brass
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<blockquote data-quote="Unofficial Gun Addict (UGA)" data-source="post: 990531" data-attributes="member: 81139"><p>Lol... Mikecr... You crack me up. I don't consider this by any means to be the dark ages, otherwise I'd be buffing arrow tips.</p><p></p><p>This method has really been beneficial to me as I can bust out 40 rounds before my tumbler could even start to get its teeth into it's cleaning and if I was a single man, I'd run the thing at night when I was sleeping, but the vibrating keeps me wife up... Even when in the basement. Neighbors don't like it much better when I tried the back porch.</p><p></p><p>Ultrasonic was on my mind as an alternative, but this works so well and takes so little time I've since decided to save the cash. If I have hundreds of rounds to clean, my buddy is very willing to tumble them for me, but I prefer to rely on him only when need be.</p><p></p><p>I believe there is a place for quickly cleaning small batches of brass without the need for an ultrasonic, or tumbler, certainly is for me. Just because these pants don't fit you, doesn't mean they won fit others.</p><p></p><p>Now I'm not sure the difference between shooting brass that's not cleaned at all vs cleaned... Never tried, but I can attest that cleaning brass does aid in ease of examining for issues, spent powder does get expelled from the body, and the inside of the necks are uniformly clean. If only shoot 100-300 yards... Perhaps it doesn't matter, but I'm thinking that at longer distances, the more uniformity I can create from one case to the next... the better.</p><p></p><p>Boss</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Unofficial Gun Addict (UGA), post: 990531, member: 81139"] Lol... Mikecr... You crack me up. I don't consider this by any means to be the dark ages, otherwise I'd be buffing arrow tips. This method has really been beneficial to me as I can bust out 40 rounds before my tumbler could even start to get its teeth into it's cleaning and if I was a single man, I'd run the thing at night when I was sleeping, but the vibrating keeps me wife up... Even when in the basement. Neighbors don't like it much better when I tried the back porch. Ultrasonic was on my mind as an alternative, but this works so well and takes so little time I've since decided to save the cash. If I have hundreds of rounds to clean, my buddy is very willing to tumble them for me, but I prefer to rely on him only when need be. I believe there is a place for quickly cleaning small batches of brass without the need for an ultrasonic, or tumbler, certainly is for me. Just because these pants don't fit you, doesn't mean they won fit others. Now I'm not sure the difference between shooting brass that's not cleaned at all vs cleaned... Never tried, but I can attest that cleaning brass does aid in ease of examining for issues, spent powder does get expelled from the body, and the inside of the necks are uniformly clean. If only shoot 100-300 yards... Perhaps it doesn't matter, but I'm thinking that at longer distances, the more uniformity I can create from one case to the next... the better. Boss [/QUOTE]
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