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Removing “black” for case necks
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<blockquote data-quote="SidsGuns" data-source="post: 1560918" data-attributes="member: 20390"><p>I use a K&M case turning tool, with a shell holder for the cases to be cleaned, in a drill motor and a nylon pad sprayed with "Windex with Vinegar" and turn the brass in the drill motor, while holding the pad around the brass and clean the whole brass including the neck which has the black on it. I do this prior to F.L. or Nk. sizing and depriming the brass so as not to get the dies dirty inside. then I place them in the tumbler with corn cob media for 4 - 6 hrs. They look like new brass when finished, except for the inside of the brass. Some benchrest shooters I know use a wet tumbler with stainles steel media. the inside and outside, including the primer pocket is like new brass. you have to seperate the media and solution and rinse and dry the brass then.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SidsGuns, post: 1560918, member: 20390"] I use a K&M case turning tool, with a shell holder for the cases to be cleaned, in a drill motor and a nylon pad sprayed with "Windex with Vinegar" and turn the brass in the drill motor, while holding the pad around the brass and clean the whole brass including the neck which has the black on it. I do this prior to F.L. or Nk. sizing and depriming the brass so as not to get the dies dirty inside. then I place them in the tumbler with corn cob media for 4 - 6 hrs. They look like new brass when finished, except for the inside of the brass. Some benchrest shooters I know use a wet tumbler with stainles steel media. the inside and outside, including the primer pocket is like new brass. you have to seperate the media and solution and rinse and dry the brass then. [/QUOTE]
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