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458american · April 21, 2001, 03:27 PM

I dont know how many rounds you are cleaning at one time, but I just finished a 7000 round order of 357 mag for one of my local law inforcment agencies and I use a brass polish from Midway.
I pu it in my vibrater tumbler with walnut hull and let it run for 3-4 hours and the stuff comes out looking like new, then I dump it in a media seperator, also available from Midway. I then deprime and load it, I dont worry too much about the inside of the primer pocket and have never had a problem, they keep coming back so They must like the ammo.
I have fond that one 32 oz bottle will pollish well over 15000 rounds.

April 21, 2001, 03:27 PM	#4
458american Junior Member Join Date: April 12, 2001 Location: Oregon Posts: 1	cleaning brass I dont know how many rounds you are cleaning at one time, but I just finished a 7000 round order of 357 mag for one of my local law inforcment agencies and I use a brass polish from Midway. I pu it in my vibrater tumbler with walnut hull and let it run for 3-4 hours and the stuff comes out looking like new, then I dump it in a media seperator, also available from Midway. I then deprime and load it, I dont worry too much about the inside of the primer pocket and have never had a problem, they keep coming back so They must like the ammo. I have fond that one 32 oz bottle will pollish well over 15000 rounds.