Cleaning cases

[JB101]

If you want shiny on the inside then you'll need to look at either ultrasonic or wet media tumbling with pins .
I use the latter and the insides come up lovely 😎

ATB
James

[panhard]

Thanks for replies. I've watched the clip and the cases look much cleaner than mine. I think the ultrasonic cleaner? is what I will try next. Is the one shown a purpose made one for reloading?

[1066]

Here's how I do my cases with Stainless steel media. - Perfect results.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcyAkj-LzA8

[JB101]

Here's how I do my cases with Stainless steel media. - Perfect results.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcyAkj-LzA8

Had a look at the video and your others .Nice case annealer👍👍

[1066]

Had a look at the video and your others .Nice case annealer👍👍

Thank JB - I've got some more videos in the pipeline so will get them posted when I get chance.

[panhard]

Thanks for that. I replied yesterday but for some reason post is not appearing. I've watched the video and your cases are much, much cleaner than mine. The ultrasonic? cleaner looks quicker and I think I might try that next. Is the one shown made specifically for case cleaning or a general purpose unit? The tumbler and pins look good to, if going that route wheres a good place to look for them?

[JB101]

I've tried ultrasonic cleaning and although it works it's not as efficient (IMO) as the pin method. I would suggest save the money and put it into a wet tumbler.
These can be brought new (such as from SPUD1967) or look out for a used rock polisher (free adds etc)
ATB
James

[Randy Bohannon]

Do the insides of the cases need to be clean?

I find a bit of carbon in the necks gives me more consistent seating pressure which must translate to more consistent neck tension, surely?