Tumbler Kit Cleaning Brass Polish Guns Case Reloading Ammo Shell Polishing 110V

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Tumbler Kit Cleaning Brass Polish Guns Case Reloading Ammo Shell Polishing 110V
Product description:
SPECS: This tumbler holds up to 600 9mm or 350 .223 cases
EASE OF USE: Cord operated with an ON/OFF switch located on the cord
CONVENIENT: Remove fouling easy by pairing this tumbler with Frankford Arsenal Walnut Hull or Corn Cob Media
INCLUDES: Quick-N-EZ Case Tumbler, Quick-N-EZ Rotary Media Separator, 4 oz. Brass Polish, 3 lb. Cleaning Media and a Plastic Bucket
Master Tumbler Kit
The Frankford Arsenal Case Tumbler provides a quick, easy and economical means to clean your brass. Used in conjunction with the FrankFord Arsenal walnut and corn cob media, the Quick-N-EZ Tumbler removes fouling, Lube and oxidation quickly and conveniently. It will hold up to 600 9mm or 350 .223 cases. The Kit includes Quick-N-EZ Case Tumbler, Quick-N-EZ Rotary Media Seperator, 4 oz Brass polish, 3 lb Cleaning Media and a Plastic Bucket.
Fill the cleaning bowl about 2/3 full of cleaning or polishing media. Set the tumbler on a flat concrete surface and plug it in. Add any amount of brass you desire, up to maximum capacity. Capacity will vary with the size of the cases being cleaned. In general, once the cleaning media is in the tumbler, you can continue to add brass to your media until you see the tumbling action of the brass become sluggish. Obviously, with less tumbling action, you will get less cleaning action. If you put too much brass in and the action slows down, simply remove some of the brass.
Tumble your brass until it is clean. If you are merely cleaning your brass, 30 minutes to an hour will normally remove all dirt and grease. If you want to polish the tarnish or powder stain from brass, you will need to use treated media or add ammonia-free brass polish to untreated media and then tumble for several hours. Just check the brass periodically for progress.
Tips:
1.Clean your brass before polishing with “untreated” ground walnut shells. This simply removes the dirt, grit, or bullet lube from the cases so they can be inspected. This will insure that any dirt and grit left on the case won't get into your sizing die and wear it out prematurely.
2. Resize and de-prime your brass before polishing.
3. The media you use to clean and polish your cases will not wear out, but it will become “loaded up” with bullet lube, polish, powder residue, and dirt. When it does, you can simply throw it out, or it can be recharged with brass polish.
4. If you reload for a variety of different guns, you may need to obtain a few extra buckets in which to keep your different cleaning and polishing medias while they are not in use. Dirtier loads will need to be cleaned with fresher media than clean burning loads. Shooting conditions can also dirty your brass more than normal. We recommend keeping three buckets on hand to contain media in different stages of use: #1 for untreated “cleaning media;” #2 for new, barely used treated “polishing” media; and #3 for well-used, “loaded-up” media.
5. If you use your tumbler to Moly-coat bullets, we recommend using a separate bowl from the one you use to tumble brass.
The Frankford Arsenal Case Tumbler provides a quick, easy and economical means to clean your brass. Used in conjunction with the Frankford Arsenal walnut and corn cob media, the Quick-N-EZ Tumbler removes fouling, lube and oxidation quickly and conveniently. It will hold up to 600 9mm or 350 .223 cases. The Kit includes: Quick-N-EZ Case Tumbler, Quick-N-EZ Rotary Media Separator, 4 oz. Brass polish, 3 lb Cleaning Media and a Plastic Bucket.
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