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Has anyone ever tried GOJO Natural Orange Hand Cleaner in a tumbler? A friend told me about it and I added a few squirts in my tumbler and it worked great. I dont think it has anything in it that would cause primer or powder problems. bewildered


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I'm not sure I'd like the one with pumice in it. I'd be afraid I'd scratch my sizing die if some of the pumice sticks to the case.


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Hey Steve, Do you have any concern that the ground up lava remaining inside the Case will be blown into the Bore during firing?
 
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You can use Orange or lemon citrus based cleaners , but why ??.

Check my posting on Dawn Detergent . Why all of a sudden is everyone concerned about case cleaning ??.

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Hey, thats all good. I realize that case cleaning is over rated. I guess I just like clean brass. I have used dillon, several car polish brands and every media that money can buy. I guess I got to much time on my hands. I supose anything can become an obsesion. I process a lot of brass, a big part of it is range brass. People that buy it want it pretty. LOL


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Funny you should say that people want it pretty . So True !.

I only want it once fired ! Preferably from my chambers but then again I'm a realist and pick up

others once fired discards , when possible . I clean my brass and polish it but after I reloaded it

using BoeShield T-9 as lube . I found that when I wiped my cartridges off using old cotton socks

and left them set somewhere with other cartridges which I didn't use BoeShield on .

They remained shiny and cleaner without tarnishing . So Not only did it work GREAT as a lube

but the thin wax residue film it leaves behind was a BONUS !. Been using it over 20 years now .

My cousin was a machinist for Boeing and brought me some one day said it was handy stuff .

She wasn't lying it is GREAT STUFF !. http://www.boeshield.com/

I used it for spraying my Saltwater fishing gear . It worked so well on that I decided to start

using it on all sorts of stuff Never been sorry or disappointed .

My only regret is I didn't come up with it first !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. hammering
 
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I like pretty cases too, either brushed or gloss finish



but I don't like tumblers and don't own one.


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I like pretty cases too, either brushed or gloss finish

but I don't like tumblers and don't own one.


Woods, you produce pretty cases. Wink They always look so nice.
 
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I like pretty cases too, either brushed or gloss finish



but I don't like tumblers and don't own one.


So how do you get those finishes without a tumbler? I don't have one either and would prefer not to get one.
 
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and every media that money can buy


...coal slag...?? Available in 5 Gal Buckets usually used as a blast media.
 
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So how do you get those finishes without a tumbler? I don't have one either and would prefer not to get one.


Lee Zip Trim and scotchbrite or Flitz


trim


spread Flitz



hold rag against the case and spin


steel wool the inside of the neck


So trim, chamfer, clean case body and clean inside of neck at one time.


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Hey that is cool but now I got to buy a LEE ZIP TRIM and FRITZ....Thanks a lot!!! LMAO!!!


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Now there's a man with too much time on his hands!
 
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Woods, when cleaning cases, what do you use the Gobbler Call for? bewildered


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Oh, one other thing, do I need an electric can opener as well, and what brand do you propose?


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You guys just keep laughing! Big Grin

I can trim, chamfer inside and out, clean neck and case body and mica dust the inside neck of 50 cases in an hour



Add up all your trim, chamfer and tumbler time plus the cost of all that media and polishing compound and the cost of the tumbler plus all that dust in your chamber and inside your cases plus cleaning out all the primer holes of media................well who's spending more time and money?

To me y'all are just yammering away to no good



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BTW: The Boss Gobble Call don't work worth a damn but that Hamilton Beach can opener is the tits!

I've tried it your way but has anyone tried mine? No, just blow smoke and miss a good idea when it's right in front of you (or behind you)



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Hey pal, all fun aside, I just orderded my ZIP TRIM and FRITZ from Midway. I stole my Wifes can opener, she dont need it!!!


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Then I take it all back. Don't forget the Lee 3 jaw chuck case holder



A ball cutter



and a case length gauge in your caliber



BTW, when I used to use a tumbler, I used a couple of capfuls of Turtle Wax Polish to the Walnut stuff, never tried GoJo.


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Add up all your trim, chamfer and tumbler time plus the cost of all that media and polishing compound and the cost of the tumbler plus all that dust in your chamber and inside your cases plus cleaning out all the primer holes of media................well who's spending more time and money?

Woods : I prep nearly 300 and load #200 in an hour , I never use the vibrating case cleaner

longer than an hour at the very most and mine holds #250 .223 and #250 .308 per polishing cycle .

What dust ? Primer holes media ?. I guess I've been doing it wrong because I don't have those problems !.

Then again I never used that nasty cob media . Since synthetics and ceramics don't break down and

have yet to produce any dust . I will admit I don't shine my cases too the extent yours are .

Heck I don't even polish out the annealing burn , mine for all intense and purpose look

like new Lapua brass . I sincerely doubt My chamber knows if a case is polished or brushed or tarnished .

You must enjoy being the neatest on the line !. I would dearly love to see your tactical box for BR

shooting . No rust on you buddy !. thumb
 
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Hey Doc

Wrong again. No Br for me. All hunting loads from 6.5 rem mag, 280AI, 30-06, 300 win mag to 338 RUM. I only have to Flitz them the first time and that lasts for 4 or 5 loadings. They chamber easier and don't tarnish. 223 & 308's huh, sounds like BR.

Y'all go back to your vibrators and GoJo, I apologize for butting in.


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Y'all go back to your vibrators and GoJo, I apologize for butting in.


Woods, you and I have had a discussion or 2 on case prep in the past. There is no doubt in my mind that your method works and works will. Whether it’s quick enough or hands-free enough for some people is the question. Hang in there, there are a lot more people that just read these posts than reply, your message (method) is not falling on deaf ears. Wink
 
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Thanks Mic

I'm not really upset but someone mentioned pretty cases and I just couldn't stop myself. nilly

But I did butt in and shouldn't have.


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Hey Woods its all good and I learned something, I'm glad for your imput, I just wish you lived next door so I could borrow your stuff!!!!!This might lighten up the subject!!! A year or so ago a friend was tumbling about 500 .223 cases in a Dillon CV-2001 Tumbler, you know the big one. At the same time he was geting ready to go on a bike trip to the Coast for a week or so. The tumbler was full of fresh corn cobb and about 3oz of Dillon Rapid Clean, a little much but the first time you add it a little extra settles the dust. Well wouldnt you know he forgot to turn off the tumbler. When he got back home 10 days later it was still running, I guess Dillon makes a good tumbler. You should have seen the cases, they looked like glass and would slip through your fingers, they didnt even have to be lubed while sizing...I wonder how much longer that tumbler last?


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Hey Doc

Wrong again. No Br for me. All hunting loads from 6.5 rem mag, 280AI, 30-06, 300 win mag to 338 RUM. I only have to Flitz them the first time and that lasts for 4 or 5 loadings. They chamber easier and don't tarnish. 223 & 308's huh, sounds like BR.

Y'all go back to your vibrators and GoJo, I apologize for butting in.


It's I who owes you the apology Woods . I made an assumption and in my line of work that's not the

best Idea . I've personally never known a hunter who made Brass pretty . Most of them that I've either

hunted with or met , normally purchased off the shelf Ammo . The only time I've seen " Re-Loaded Ammo "

in the condition your pictures show are of a couple of BR shooters .

I'm not BR man either a little High power competition maybe .


I've Never known you to Butt in !.

On the contrary useful advise coupled with experience is what I see and respect !. patriot
 
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Hey I dont use off the shelf ammo to hunt with, havent for years. I use a 25-06 and only neck size. I have a bucket of factory loaded rifle shells that I have picked up on the range that had good dents in the primers and for what ever reason they didnt fire. I have read many articals in hunting mags that preach against it. I dont know why, I would put one of my pre fired re loaded rounds against any factory ammo out there. I get more veloicty,consistant groups with less recoil because I'm in controal of the bullet seating depth in relation to the rifleing and I know that that aint no secret..I also know my spelling SUCKS!!! I might regeret it tomorrow but today I wont shoot factory ammo.


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Thanks Mic

I'm not really upset but someone mentioned pretty cases and I just couldn't stop myself. nilly

Woods I hope it wasn’t me, because when I said your cases were pretty, I meant it.
 
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It's all good guys, this has happened a few times before. No one likes my method Roll Eyes It is a PITA, sorta like turning necks or weighing bullets and cases.

I find the Flitz makes chambering a little easier and like Doc's Boeshield, it leaves a protective coating on the cases.

I used a tumbler for years but haven't now for the past 3 years. I never used any abrasives for additives cause like HC mentioned about the pumice, it might get in the chamber and bore.

A couple of capfuls of Turtle Wax is my recommendation.


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