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Originally Posted by HorizontalMike
Sorry, but WRONG!...  I did this once in the past week or two, and all I got was/were added powder residue when I got to reloading. I HAD TO invert and tap each and every brass to remove said residue from the brass boxer hole, before priming. IMO, failing to de-prime before tumbling is a losing proposition, even though I know that some less than motivated individuals may still go that route.
BTW, as stated earlier, 15-30sec of brass only in the running tumbler, removes +99% of media (WITHOUT THE "TOOL"). Just restating...  |
No not wrong, sorry. It is imposdible for media to get stuck in a flash hole when you are sizing & depriming. Whatever is "stuck" there gets removed with the primer. Dry tumbling, no advantage to depriming 1st but you have seen the disadvantage. Some people like to do extra, unecessary things, all good.