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This thing has no business being as good as it is. There is a premium on nearly everything Frankford Arsenal produces but I'll be damned if it isn't worth it. My calibre of choice is 45-70 and .308, and this does a spectacular job on both. I go between wet wash with stainless steel pins and crushed walnut media and I'm always impressed. I've begun collecting 5.56 casings from my outdoor range - and despite most of the casings looking worse than scrap, they've all come out looking brand new. Don't forget to grab the filter caps if you plan on wet washing your casings. The media separator isn't necessary, but man is it nice to have.

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I didn’t know what to expect when I bought this tumbler. The price was affordable, it does not have a rubber liner in it like the expensive ones so it is a lot noisier. I like the fact that it has a clear plastic lid with a rubber gasket that gets screwed onto the top, this lets me see what’s going on inside. So what I did notice, I did 2 different tumbles both with 2.5 lbs of stainless pins a squirt of dawn dish soap and a 9mm shell case of lemishine. The 1st tumble was of 300 rounds of 45acp for 2 hours, case came out looking like new, I was impressed. I could see the cases tumbling around and around inside of the tumbler through the clear plastic lid. The 2nd tumble was exactly the same only with 100 rounds of 45 ACP on this tumble the cases came out looking the same as the first batch but the cases were not tumbling well they just kind of sat at the bottom of the tumbler like there was not enough inside to work correctly. I am very satisfied with this purchase and would recommend this tumbler. The wife will probably stick rocks in it with the grandkids when I’m not tumbling brass with it.

I am not a high volume reloader so this size is perfect for me. First batch was about 100 deprimed 223 and 30 30-06 casings. I added the pins (2 Lb container), the brass, filled the drum to the base of the neck with hot water and added a healthy squirt of Dawn and 1 CC of Lemishine powder (Walmart top shelf in dish soap isle). Made sure the lid was on tight and let it tumble for a little over two hours. I put the whole unit into the laundry room tub which reduced the noise in the rest of the house. I had also purchased the media screen for dumping the water and rinsing the brass while still in the drum.. I already had a Frankford Arsenal media separator. Dumped the drum into the media separator and all of the pins fell to the bottom.. I purchased the magnet pick up tool. It is definitely worth the purchase price. Dumped the clean brass on a towel and the pins onto a paper towel. Let everything dry over night. The brass looks like new! I used a universal decapper to remove the primers. For the best looking handloads, resize before tumbling. If you are doing military brass, swage the primer pockets before tumbling. For dirty range pickup brass you may need to do a short tumble to remove dirt and grit before sizing.. By getting as much preliminary work out of the way before tumbling, the resulting finished loads will look like factory new loads. Right now, it is still late winter/early spring and the relative humidity in the house is below 50% so drying on a towel works OK. The next morning I used the magnet to pick up the dry pins and drop them into the dried drum. I am actively looking for a used dehydrator at the thrift stores so that as the humidity rises in the warm months, I can successfully dry the brass in a reasonable amount of time. So far, I am very pleased with my purchase and glad I bought the extras.