This is what they look like after washing on the drying table
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This is a batch that I am about to process.
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I am new to the reloading and just tumle my brass with corn cob media. Is wet tumbling better? Really needed? I only load pistol rounds now. Thx and great thread to read.
in my opinion it depends on how much brass that you have on hand and IF you wait until you have hundreds or thousands of dirty brass cases to do at one time.
its not sensible to wet tumble say 100 cases in my opinion.
I find it easy and more convenient to do smaller batches of say 300-400-500 cases at a time for a couple of hours in the dry media tumbler, then separate and store in coffee cans.
now I have many, many hundreds or even possibly a thousand cases in almost every caliber I reload.
in my way I always have clean brass ready to reload.
no pins to seperate, no drying to do,
I find my brass just as clean as friends that use the wet system.
brass being clean past a certain point is only for show anyway.
it just depends on what system you like best.