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| Try the Lyman pro magnum 2500. Not sure if it will take 1000 .223's but if it dosen't it will be the closest one out there to getting the job done that I know of. The 2500 number is the quoted number of 38's it will handle.
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| At this time of life it's easier to sell the wife on a vibrator than a tumble...  Sorry just had to for my 888 posting!  Member NRA, SCI- Life #358 28+ years now! DRSS, double owner-shooter since 1983, O/U .30-06 Browning Continental set. |
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| You want bad-assed? Look no further than the Dillon CV-2001. |
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| IIRC the smallest "Burr Bench" brand vibratory tumbler holds something over 250 50BMG cases with room to spare. Your 1K pcs of 223 would be a piece of cake. |
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| Thumlers Tumblers makes a big one. The Rock Shed has a good selection. |
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Actually there are a lot of industrial tumblers on the market in many sizes that will do a bang up job. Any machine shop used or new equipment vendor has them or can direct you to what you want. There are some really nice rotary drum types just the size you are seeking and they don't cost an arm and a leg. A local plater, stamping house or machine shop can put you on to a local supplier. 
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