Videos tagged with Stainless Steel Pins

This experiment compares wet tumbling brass cases with and without stainless steel pins. While both methods yield clean brass, the batch tumbled with pins demonstrated significantly cleaner primer pockets and a more polished exterior finish. The presence of pins is recommended for achieving a higher level of cleanliness, especially for critical reloading applications or for individuals who prefer pristine brass.

This guide details three primary methods for cleaning reloading brass: vibratory tumbling with dry media, rotary tumbling with wet media and stainless steel pins, and ultrasonic cleaning. It covers the setup, media types, cleaning solutions, and approximate run times for each method. The guide also addresses post-cleaning separation techniques and the necessity of dealing with crimped primer pockets.

This guide details how to clean brass using a Frankford Arsenal wet media tumbler. It covers the necessary components, the cleaning process, and essential tips for effective brass preparation for reloading. The instructor emphasizes sorting brass by caliber to avoid nesting issues and recommends specific cleaning agents for optimal results.