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smith crazy
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I also put a handful of 22 rimfire brass in with everything because it seems to help get the insides of the brass cleaner.

Ted,
Don't you have a bunch of them stuck in the cases you want to keep? I would not suggest using it in bottlenecked rifle cartridge though. If you were to get one stuck in a 223 case you could end up in some real trouble if you didn't get it out.

Just thinking out loud, so to type! Big Grin


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I also put a handful of 22 rimfire brass in with everything because it seems to help get the insides of the brass cleaner.

Ted,
Don't you have a bunch of them stuck in the cases you want to keep? I would not suggest using it in bottlenecked rifle cartridge though. If you were to get one stuck in a 223 case you could end up in some real trouble if you didn't get it out.

Just thinking out loud, so to type! Big Grin


I put them in with pistol brass I'm cleaning.


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Walnut first if it has stubborn grit on it, followed by corncob. For brass that isn't too badly soiled I skip the walnut.
Problem with walnut is that it leaves a fine dust on the brass that I don't want to get in my guns. The corncob removes it and leaves them clean.
 
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