Cleaning ammo 😫
- Thread starter HChammer
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I'll take the opinion of the guys that are actually manufacturing powder and ammo over the lawyer's warnings from RCBS any day.
They do, it's called limiting liability and I'm sure their lawyers added that clause to try and limit lawsuits from any customers who do something stupid and get injured along the way while using RCBS equipment.
Mark
Yeah, me too.
Listening to lawyers speak is for the sheeple.
I also don't run the manufacturers recommended oil grade in my new vehicle's engine because lots of people online tell me that you don't need too!
And you can get cheaper oil in a thicker grade.
They claim that the manufacturers lawyers say that I should run a lighter grade oil but online they say it is only to get better government mileage rating for the manufacturer but is not needed.
Because you can't seem to grasp this, I am advocating for listening to the manufacturers of the product in question, not the lawyers of an unrelated third party who is trying to protect against spurious litigation.
So I am saying that you should run the oil that the manufacturer recommends, the same as you are implying.
Mark
Where is the thread of the guy saying with factory ammo in his truck bouncing on gravel roads. Powder turned to powder and almost blow up his gun...................................................
Other rounds from same box not in the truck were fine
Other rounds from same box not in the truck were fine
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Years ago I took a handfull of different calibers and left them 7 days in the brass vibrator w some brasso. We had talked about this at the shop. Chrony'd them all pre and post experiment. Zero difference. My 2 cents but I wanted to find out my self. They looked like jewlery lol
Never take my word as law!!!
Never take my word as law!!!
Sunray was mildly unknowledgeable but a fkg saint in comparison to some of the crap around now. (chuckle)
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It literally doesn’t matter.
Prove it.
You ever separate the dust BEFORE putting it in to your tumbler?
It’s a good job our cases aren’t filled with walnut then, right? Then we’d really be in trouble.
Yeah, when new and I have a fine mesh sieve/sifter that I also wash and rinse my media with hot water and detergent every 6th batches of cases I do.
It is amazing how dirty the walnut shell media gets even with cases that are only slightly dirty or once fired.
It looks like this one.
Interesting that nobody remembers the (chuckle) laughtrack sunray added to his posts??
Maybe you're all bots. That would explain a lot of things, actchooly.
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