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<blockquote data-quote="Chris Harrison" data-source="post: 3713605" data-attributes="member: 45813"><p>I've used a Frankford wet tumbler for years. Last year I ditched the steel pins and started using Brass Juice. The brass looks great, very clean and shiny. But no polish or lube on them. So I put a bit of lube on everything including pistol brass. If I don't the brass tends to be a bit sticky in the dies and it slows things down. But otherwise this is the best cleaning solution I've ever used in 30+ years of rerloading.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chris Harrison, post: 3713605, member: 45813"] I've used a Frankford wet tumbler for years. Last year I ditched the steel pins and started using Brass Juice. The brass looks great, very clean and shiny. But no polish or lube on them. So I put a bit of lube on everything including pistol brass. If I don't the brass tends to be a bit sticky in the dies and it slows things down. But otherwise this is the best cleaning solution I've ever used in 30+ years of rerloading. [/QUOTE]
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