Frankford Frankford Arsenal Treated Walnut Hull Media 5 lb In Plastic Tub

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  • Treated Walnut Media has brass polish in it and comes in a plastic reusable container.
  • NOTE: Walnut cleans better than corn and corn polishes better than walnut.
Clean, attractive brass should be the goal of every reloader. Cleaning brass by tumbling is the economical, safe first step in assembling quality handloads. Besides ensuring long life for the most valuable component of your ammunition, cleaning your brass will help reduce wear and tear on your expensive reloading dies, not to mention the chamber of your firearm. Grit and grime from uncleaned brass can become imbedded in the inner surfaces of your sizing dies, scratching and marring every subsequent case. The same grime can be expected to accelerate wear in the chamber and feeding system of your rifle or handgun.
Treated Walnut Media has brass polish in it and comes in a plastic reusable container.
NOTE: Walnut cleans better than corn and corn polishes better than walnut.
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SKU S28449
MPN 347338
UPC/EAN 0661120448808
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David E C Smith
GOOD WALNUT HUSK MEDIA

This treated walnut hull media works well and certainly gets cases really clean. No particles stuck in flash holes, which is always a plus. It may be because it's new but it does leave a fine coating of dust on the cases. This may improve as the media ages