How do you determine when tumbler

[ColMike]

media is too dirty?
Mike

[Riverpigusmc]

if it has nekked pictures?:confused:

[douglas_knott]

You can always clean it with cut up dryer sheets. Just a thought.

[ColMike]

if it has nekked pictures?:confused:

hmmmmmm

[sdmc530]

I replace mine every 10000 rounds or so....seems to work out for me....

[skosh69]

I just read where some guys are actually washing their corn cob/ walnut media! Sorry, but I think that's a little extreme.

Another tip is to go to a pet store to get your media. Supposedly it's cheaper there than at a gun store.

[sdmc530]

Washing it...what the heck...that is nutz...Its really not that $$$ I don't think...pet stores are a savings though if you can find some nicer stuff.

[NAMVET72]

I use Bounce sheet no matter how many casings I tumble. Change corn cob or crushed walnut shells every 2500 to 3000 cases Tumbled............


Clyde

[AutoMag]

I use walnut media and change it when it does not look like it is cleaning the brass as good as it should. Walnut cleans well but the corn cob media polishes better.

[Bello]

Have not changed my media in two years I still get shiny brass and use old dryer sheets to keep the dust down I also used crushed walnut lizard bedding from pet stores

[DaFadda]

I change it out when it takes more than a couple of hours to get pristine brass. Also, I use a 50/50 mix of walnut (from the pet store!!! Much much cheaper) and corn cob media. One capful of NuFinish (7 bucks at Wallyworld) per tumbler load. One more thing.... Use a old dryer sheet, cut in half or quarters. The dust from the Walnut media holds powder and lead dust and the dryer sheets seem to hold the dust to a minimum.
DaFadda

[ColMike]

Thanks Padre!