Yes I love it with out the pin mess

Nope.

Don't use hot water

@@tasapolk9766 Why is that?

Mine always turned spotty or dark dingy untill I started using soap with wax in it. Would come out shiny then 3 weeks later would be dark

Generally, the wax from the soap should be enough case lube, but you would have to try for yourself and see if you like how it feels in your press and dies.

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No limit as long as it's kept clean and dry.

Yes

Yeah

2 videos on it right before this one

Their is 2 videos on here about it

I bought automated presses to be faster and remove steps. Primer pocket has never been an issue. Unless it's 556 on the possness to get swaged and trimmed my cased don't ever get deprime before cleaning

In the video on the feeder there is a link to files

I still have mine. I'll never use it again. No more dirty fingers :) I dont miss it at all. I always used the nufinish wax, cob, rice, dryer sheet. Shiny but dirty hands

@@TargetTime I use the same method, but with HOT water.

Quit using pins a few years ago. Still shiny.

@@TargetTime may be shiny out side but primer pockets and case internal not clean!

@@garyjohns4711I just stopped using pins and my pistol brass is perfectly clean on the inside just like this video and I only tumble for 1h 15m. Primer pockets aren’t perfect but that doesn’t bother me.

7:26 looks pretty shiny

@@TargetTime inside the pockets

Jerry Miculek, American professional speed and competition shooter never removes his primers before cleaning. Think he has a little more experience!

@@tobycostello7305 American?……Professional?……?? Speed…..?..Competition Shooter…….? 😃😆😂🤣hahahah!! - Don’t eject your primers before cleaning. That is fine and dandy. Dirty primer pockets are ok. Your choice man! Free country. Free to choose!! You are an American?……OK You are a professional?…..not by any means are you a professional…..and when it comes to precision reloading, your not. You are a speed shooter?…. OK - I’m sure you can pull the trigger at a high rate of speed. You are a competition shooter?…..OK - I am certain that you are “NOT” the best shooter in America. Mediocre at best. Guys like you need a vasectomy. Don’t breed. Don’t eject your load. Don’t pop out your primer. America needs a more intelligent cleaner respectable breed. Dirty brass, dirty primer pockets, dirty car, dirty house, dirty anus…dirty laundry…....you decide. Precision reloading doesn’t require cleaning the primer pockets….NO…..but, Taking a shower and cleaning your anus and stink isn’t required either but I shower every day man. A number of Americans clean their stinky anus, cock and balls, vulva, labia clitoris, arm pits every day and some don’t and either way, That is OK. SoFuckOffWithYourStink. None of it matters. Nothing really matters. Shoot away numb nuts. Suit yourself. 👽 Snip snip that sack plumbing that’s next to your dirty pie hole bitch.

@@tobycostello7305 Seriously though. Reloaded dirty brass will still fire the projectile….To tell you the truth & IReallyDontGiveaFuck.

There is nothing wrong with his process. Cleaning primer pockets is overrated IMO. I personally would punch out the primers just because the brass will dry faster. The wash and wax product leaves a molecularly thin coating, no worse than NuFinish car polish and mineral spirits leaves.

Calm down, dude. He isn’t forcing you to do it his way. I’ve tumbled tens of thousands of pistol and rifle brass in walnut media with some Nu-Finish wax. The layer of wax from the Nu-Finish is so incredibly small you’d never notice it. Brass comes our looking amazing. I’ve since switched to wet tumbling with no pins. Pins getting caught in the flash hole or neck of some cases is so annoying. No pins works just as well. I also tumble before depriming, otherwise the dies get all gummed up and nasty. Lots of ways to do it right, your way isn’t the only way.