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<blockquote data-quote="nailbender_jr" data-source="post: 2649775" data-attributes="member: 33337">Thanks for the compliments on the pics.Here&#039;s my whole process..Wash (lemi-shine + dawn)Dry (lay them out on my truckbed for a few hours)decap (lee hand press, universal decapper)decrimp (hornady primer crimp remover - hand held)clean pocket (small primer pocket brush - hand held)lube (lee case lube, RCBS lube pad)size (hand press or bench press, Lee full length sizer die)trim (world&#039;s finest trimmer - chucked in a lathe)de-burr (RCBS hand de-burr tool)wash &amp; dry (same as above to get the lube off and make them almost shiny)tumble (walnut media + nu-finish) - makes &#039;em real shinyprime, charge, press, crimp, fire, repeat&amp;#8230;.I do most of the hand processing when I&#039;m stuck in hotel rooms on business trips with the aid of some good movies&amp;#8230;..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nailbender_jr, post: 2649775, member: 33337"] Thanks for the compliments on the pics. Here's my whole process.. Wash (lemi-shine + dawn) Dry (lay them out on my truckbed for a few hours) decap (lee hand press, universal decapper) decrimp (hornady primer crimp remover - hand held) clean pocket (small primer pocket brush - hand held) lube (lee case lube, RCBS lube pad) size (hand press or bench press, Lee full length sizer die) trim (world's finest trimmer - chucked in a lathe) de-burr (RCBS hand de-burr tool) wash & dry (same as above to get the lube off and make them almost shiny) tumble (walnut media + nu-finish) - makes 'em real shiny prime, charge, press, crimp, fire, repeat…. I do most of the hand processing when I'm stuck in hotel rooms on business trips with the aid of some good movies….. [/QUOTE]

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