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  • #16
    Clownpuncher
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2011
    • 1176

    When I get back from the range I throw everything in plain corn for an hour or so to knock some of the trash off before I inspect, separate, decap and size. Then, when I need a specific size or get a bunch of a specific size, I put it in the good media and let it rip for a couple of hours.

    Doing it that way keeps my dies cleaner and makes it easier to inspect the brass. Plus, the issues I have had as outlined above.
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    • #17
      One78Shovel
      Veteran Member
      • Jan 2011
      • 2962

      Pistol brass gets tumbled then the works. Don't want to mess around with media in the flash hole.

      For rifle I lube then de-prime then tumble to get the lube off. I swage then the clean the primer pockets because there is alot of LC brass out there I scarf.

      -178S

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