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Cleaning brass with no tumbler.
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 Posted: Mon Jun 29th, 2009 04:24 AM
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Have you tried the Iosso brass cleaner? You get a bucket and cleaner with a net bag for around $15.00-18.00. Soak for 5min. rinse and dry. Claims to clean inside & out. Haven't tried it myself so don't know how it really works. I think Cabels's has it.


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I have used IOSSO. It works very well. Dont leave it in the bucket over the recommended amount of time . Always rinse and dry the cases quickly after cleaning.It's good if you use a can of air to blow dry and q-tip it.



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