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Sticky Brass from SS Tumbling & Annealing
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<blockquote data-quote="bill123" data-source="post: 977118" data-attributes="member: 69116"><p>I got into SS tumbling and annealing at the same time and ran my first batch last night. 3X fired Lapua brass, SS tumbled for 3 hours and annealed on a Benchsource. The processed brass is so dry that it seems to soak up Imperial Sizing Wax. I had to put about twice as much on the body & neck as I usually do. My question is does anyone find ES/SD inconsistency after SS tumbling and annealing because the case necks are so sticky? I don't usually do anything more to the neck insides than rub a waxy fingertip on the case mouth before expanding. Do I need to do more?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bill123, post: 977118, member: 69116"] I got into SS tumbling and annealing at the same time and ran my first batch last night. 3X fired Lapua brass, SS tumbled for 3 hours and annealed on a Benchsource. The processed brass is so dry that it seems to soak up Imperial Sizing Wax. I had to put about twice as much on the body & neck as I usually do. My question is does anyone find ES/SD inconsistency after SS tumbling and annealing because the case necks are so sticky? I don't usually do anything more to the neck insides than rub a waxy fingertip on the case mouth before expanding. Do I need to do more? [/QUOTE]
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