A fine gift - Stainless Steel Tumbling media

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Re: A fine gift - Stainless Steel Tumbling media

#11 Post by dromia »

It certainly is interesting the different approaches, never found the odd bit of debris problem in my presses, they do get cleaned regularly mind and a couple of my single stages (a Rockchucker and a Redding "C" press") have had 10s of 1000s of rounds through them over the years and still going strong.

Do you notice much wear on your Lee depriming press?
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#12 Post by DaveT »

Don't see much wear on the press itself but I am more concerned to keep crud (ex primers or anywhere else) away from the dies (expensive Reddings!) and a cheap dedicated Lee loader does that for me.
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#13 Post by spud »

How could i not repost this......



and this....

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#14 Post by DaveT »

Spud I am a total convert!
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#15 Post by phaedra1106 »

DaveT wrote:Not sure how i get a second supply of pins or the Lemishine when I need it though!
If you know anyone going over to the US you can get Lemishine in Walmart or Publix, next to the washing up liquids or "dish detergent" as they say, picked up 4 of them when we were over last week, $3.60 from Walmart and about $3.85 in Publix I think.
There's room for all Gods creatures, next to the mash and gravy :)
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#16 Post by spud »

right who wants some i am going to order a batch
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#17 Post by DaveT »

spud wrote:right who wants some i am going to order a batch
Count me in Spud..... need to stock up!
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#18 Post by spud »

can we sticky this for a day or ill star a new thread and get some names
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Re: A fine gift - Stainless Steel Tumbling media

#19 Post by dromia »

Start a new thread Spud and I'll sticky it.

Put me down for four bottles that should keep my friend going.
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