Simple Question: Corncob Vs. Walnut

[BraveUlysses]

This is a very simple question. What do you prefer?
I've been using corncob but am interested in trying walnut.

Thanks for playing!

[smith]

I use both walnut to clean and corn to polish

[five.five-six]

I use both walnut to clean and corn to polish

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[B W E]

I use fine walnut (24/40) with about half a cap of New Finish. Brass comes out ridiculously shiny.

[bcrich]

^^^Yup^^^

[damndave]

I use SS to clean, but 20/40 corn cob to polish/remove caselube.

[gunboat]

I prefer walnut -- Snake or lizard litter plus a dollop of old auto polish ---

[CSACANNONEER]

I use to use walnut but, recently I went to SS pins and wet tumbling. Walnut is still my back up.

[Luv1911's]

Meeeee Tooooo, walnut to clean, corn to polish.

[ExtremeX]

Walnut only for me. Cases come out clean and shiny... never saw the need to add an additional step using corn.

[Bastard]

crushed walnut shell (from the pet store)
Flitz, NuFinish works well from what I have heard.
used dryer-sheet cut in to smaller pieces.

corncob not needed, but can be used to polish.

[Enfield47]

I've been using corn cob, makes everything nice and shiny. For grimey or really tarnished range brass I'm sure walnut would do a much better job.

[the86d]

I cannot use Walnut, as my lady is allergic.
Her fingers would swell with just moderate skin contact w/ the shell-dust.

I use cob with Brasso, and mineral spirits and a dryer sheet cut into smaller squares.
(Don't knock Brasso unless you have actually used it... as some people have used it for 20+ years with ZERO issues.)

[ireload]

Walnut due to being more durable than corncob. I add several capful of Nufinish car wax to the walnut and let it run for 30 mins without the brass. Add the brass afterwards and watch the bling happen.

[ElvenSoul]

Is this some cleverly disguised Glock vs. 1911 Thread?