I got it out..... The decapping pin rod thingy was bent. Bent it more getting it out of the case.
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Re: Ever put brass in your tumbler and forget to turn it off?
I got it out..... The decapping pin rod thingy was bent. Bent it more getting it out of the case.
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Ever put brass in your tumbler and forget to turn it off?
I haven't bought new media in about 15 years. I usually tumble mine for about 17 days.
Haha. What you save in media costs you lose in electricity consumption!Originally Posted by ray1970
I haven't bought new media in about 15 years. I usually tumble mine for about 17 days.
Same guy. He just never plays anymore.
We're you using one shot?
4hrs with used corn cob in an industrial vibrator. Factory Hornady on left, polished in center, and factory Remington on left.
What kind of media did you use?
Only in Death does Duty end
Stainless media, 2 hours is about right for shiny brass. Longer if looking for a real polished look.
I have left the Midway USA vibratory running for about 24 hours a few times. Thing keeps on running. (not using it now though)
I had a 223 get stuck in a dillon die yesterday, I couldn't get the damned decapper out so its all in the teash now. I hated that damn die, I had problems with it since day one. The rcbs I replaced it with is so far so good.
Mine had nothing to do with the lube.... I broke a decapping pin on some brass I didn't look at... stupid..... Anyway... That also bent the entire rod.... The rod got stuck in the case and caused the stuck case.
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