Quick-n-Ez Case tumbler?

[ricohman]

Anyone have any opinion on this Frankford Arsenal Quick-n-Ez Case tumbler?
They are at Wholesale for $75 but on Amazon for $55 with free shipping. But if its junk then there may be a reason its cheap.

 

[Aprilia Man]

We all know where it's made ....

I have one and have been using it for about a year now. Mind you I'm not the high output type re-loader.

It's cheap and it gets the job done.

If I can get another year from it then I can say it was worthwhile to get it. Once mine goes I will look into a more robust tumbler.

Anyone have any opinion on this Frankford Arsenal Quick-n-Ez Case tumbler?
They are at Wholesale for $75 but on Amazon for $55 with free shipping. But if its junk then there may be a reason its cheap.

 

[fchan]

I have one, the kit that came with the media separator. Can't complain about the price and it works for me. I've only done about 1500 9mm and a couple hundred 308 or so. To me it seemed like a good entry point. If/when it dies, maybe i'll look at wet tumbling...

 

[wmd]

For the price they seem great.

 

[Onagoth]

Mine is still going strong after 4-5 years. Tumbled lots of brass over that time

 

[apokalypse]

Use one for 45 ACP, holds a few hundred at a time. Noisy, but which tumbler isn't? It gets the job done.

 

[Random Letters]

All of the above. It works, it's no louder than other tumblers, and it's cheap.

 

[Coachgun67]

Mine is 3 years now and had tumbled about 6000 cases by now ( most 45 colt,some acp and some 45/70).Still works like on the first day ( it's hard to f%&k up simple!) Loud...yeah,but I start it and walk out the room closing the door behind me and come back in 1 or 1 1/2hrs,all good. Bought mine from Doug Rayner,Lancer,SK...my favorite reloading supplier.
CG

 

[ricohman]

Thanks for the replies. I am going to buy one.

 

[BFSalama]

To be honest, i built mine using a dryer motor, pulley and a paint can. it costed me around $20 for the hardware from princess auto.

 

[Rosco19]

We all know where it's made ....

Made in China as are all other vibratory tumblers from the reloading companies (Hornady, RCBS, Lyman). Some companies do some final assembly in the USA, but the parts all come from China.

For $50 you can hardly go wrong with the Frankford Arsenal.