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I use dawn dish detergent and lemi shine. Steel pins are absolutely necessary!! to make it look like new.. This was a video from YouTube made by Johnny's reloading bench.. He did a He did a test lemishine and detergent. vs Frankfurt arsenal reloading packages For wet tumbling vs Brass juice No steel pins. Nothing Got the pockets clean.

I got a really really good price on a bunch of these , has anybody tried them in long range shooting/competition? I plan on using them in my 6.5 Grendel.

Just need toreplace the tips.

I want it more clean and shiny and uniform on the inside, and the primer pocket. Because this helps keep my standard deviation low and my hundred yard groups small.

Do you guys find it hard to separate the pins from the brass?

I went ahead and reset the gas block cause it looked like it moved just a little bit. Won't get a chance till Wednesday. Because it's always Wednesday At the range, since I was watching Jim Stouten, On shooting USA.Thx guys.USMC

There is nothing that compares to wet tumbling with steel pins. Comes out looking brand new.

This is a possibility, I will have to look at this.thx

The gas rings are brand new the bolt is tight It stays up like if you stand on his head don't slide down I was thinking maybe something to do with the gas block Did send me an extra ball and spring I'm not sure if that Did send me an extra ball and spring I'm not sure if that had anything to do with it If I screw the gas all the way closed It runs really good with the suppressor And locks open. But no matter what Adjustments I do to the gas block It will not lock the bolt open. Thanks for all the advice Appreciate it guys

I've started having a problem with my AR15. It has a areo Precision adjustable gas block. Lately it is not locking back on the last round.. It will lock back if I use a suppressor. But no matter how I adjust it will not lock back without it.

I got Strelok Pro back up and running. It is by far the best.

42 grains H4350 is pretty awesome.

Thank you

Maybe it's just me but that sounds like a great combination for catastrophic failure. But that's just me

What are you guys think this is 8 Seconds on my burst fire 2. It is all TTA 11 with the cross in the circle. This shows the annealing coming down about an eighth of an inch further than on all my other brass.