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saitek · February 17, 2013, 12:18 AM

i second getting rid of that rouge junkyou will end up just flushing through your rifle .if you dont get it out,it made a mes out of a friend's m1 .
just use some walnut shells and go to graf's and get a bottle of there hi luster brass polish it has no ammonia . you will be good to go,if you want to clean any sizing lube off the cases just wash them off with cheap laqure thinner ,you can use a 1 gallon ice cream bucket and a gallon milk jug with a corner cut out of the top leaving the handle .punch some drain hole's in the bottom of the jug ,put the brass in the drain jug ,put the jug in the bucket fill to cover the brass a sture the jug up and down and around.man you wont belive how much jung you will get out ou the inside .save the thinner put back in the casn to use again put a paint strainer in the funnel when you pour it back .

February 17, 2013, 12:18 AM	#5
saitek Senior Member Join Date: October 30, 2011 Location: iowa Posts: 100	clean i second getting rid of that rouge junkyou will end up just flushing through your rifle .if you dont get it out,it made a mes out of a friend's m1 . just use some walnut shells and go to graf's and get a bottle of there hi luster brass polish it has no ammonia . you will be good to go,if you want to clean any sizing lube off the cases just wash them off with cheap laqure thinner ,you can use a 1 gallon ice cream bucket and a gallon milk jug with a corner cut out of the top leaving the handle .punch some drain hole's in the bottom of the jug ,put the brass in the drain jug ,put the jug in the bucket fill to cover the brass a sture the jug up and down and around.man you wont belive how much jung you will get out ou the inside .save the thinner put back in the casn to use again put a paint strainer in the funnel when you pour it back .