Cleanest 9mm in town

[dave b]

It's 7pm and I just remembered the tumbler running in the garage. Think 11 hrs is enough? Ever do that?

 

[durco]

It's 7pm and I just remembered the tumbler running in the garage. Think 11 hrs is enough? Ever do that?

Oh, yes. Twice, in fact. One time I left the charger on a tractor battery for 8 days. Wonder I didn't burn the darn tractor shed down. The battery was "cooked". I managed to rationalize it was my wife's fault for interrupting me. She didn't buy it, but I did.....
Mike

 

[epj]

I have left range brass in the tumbler overight on several ocassions. Takes that long to really clean up some of it.

 

[max]

you are just getting started.

 

[Beans]

Most of the time i put the brass in the dillon at night and turn it off in the morning.

I have it set in the middle of the reloading room on a concrete floor.
Plenty of air flow, but if something goes wrong it is far enought away from everything it won't be a problem.

 

[Plinkmeister]

I always tumble my brass for 24 hours. OCD I guess.

 

[Rule3]

I always tumble my brass for 24 hours. OCD I guess.

Hey, that's my line.

That's why God made plug in timers. If you have to tumble more that 2-4 hours folks are overloading or gee maybe change your media.

 

[magnum12pm]

Hey, that's my line.

That's why God made plug in timers. If you have to tumble more that 2-4 hours folks are overloading or gee maybe change your media.

I like to blind everyone at the indoor range when I pull out my over cleaned and waxed ammo....Whooa thats shiny dud

 

[Buzzsaw]

Almosthiemers!!!

 

[enidpd804]

When I first started loading, I thought you had to tumble for 12-24 hours. Imagine my embarassment when I realized it's just as good to tumble for 4-6. :0