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Stainless Pin Tumbling "too clean"?
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<blockquote data-quote="SteelBanger" data-source="post: 1885525" data-attributes="member: 112192"><p>Ten times more time consuming?? </p><p></p><p>Yes I deburr flash holes, but I only have to do that the first time a particular piece of brass is ran through the case prep cycle, then it's good to go until it gets thrown out. It takes me 15 minutes to de-burr 100 pieces of brass a single time but that is far less than the added minutes of wet tumbling after every firing. Heck, even if I only wet tumbled every third firing it would still add up to more than that 15 minutes I spent de-burring the flash holes.</p><p></p><p>I'm in no hurry in my reloading as I fully enjoy the process, wet tumbling for me just isn't worth the extra time and effort compared to dry tumbling considering it accomplishes the same task equally well. If you like shiny brass though you can't beat wet tumbling, cases look brand new right out of the wash!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SteelBanger, post: 1885525, member: 112192"] Ten times more time consuming?? Yes I deburr flash holes, but I only have to do that the first time a particular piece of brass is ran through the case prep cycle, then it's good to go until it gets thrown out. It takes me 15 minutes to de-burr 100 pieces of brass a single time but that is far less than the added minutes of wet tumbling after every firing. Heck, even if I only wet tumbled every third firing it would still add up to more than that 15 minutes I spent de-burring the flash holes. I'm in no hurry in my reloading as I fully enjoy the process, wet tumbling for me just isn't worth the extra time and effort compared to dry tumbling considering it accomplishes the same task equally well. If you like shiny brass though you can't beat wet tumbling, cases look brand new right out of the wash! [/QUOTE]
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