What kind of Media

[HKMark23]

Curious to know what kind of media you use or plan on using in the near future??

 

[Steeleco]

Using Walnut right now, but when it needs changing apparently reptile litter at the pet store is just as good, but MUCH cheaper!

 

[Cummins4x4]

Using treated corncob right now, soon as it needs changing I will try the plastic stuff

 

[maynard]

Corncob, but extra fine untreated.

 

[604shooter]

Using Lizard Litter (crushed walnut) with a touch of NuFinish myself.

 

[keegs]

I use corn but I want to get a second tumbler and try ceramic.

 

[stanway]

I am using crushed walnut (lizard litter) and I add a few cut up used dryer sheets with turtle wax on them. So far so good.

I might look into the plastic once I use up my 50lb bag of walnut.

 

[GSoD]

I'm using Cream Corn with unique results.

jj

 

[Antoine22]

I was using the RCBS walnut media with the little white powder. I switched to corncob media the walnut stuff was too dusty. I am tempted to use the plastic media but I'm afraid that it will get stuck in my 223 cases.

 

[Timbertec]

I was using the RCBS walnut media with the little white powder. I switched to corncob media the walnut stuff was too dusty. I am tempted to use the plastic media but I'm afraid that it will get stuck in my 223 cases.

Now the cool part.... make the plastic alittle damp and let the cases dry a day after cleaning... the media just pours right out!

 

[HKMark23]

I'm using Cream Corn with unique results.

jj

There's gotta be one .

 

[Onagoth]

i use a corn cob walnut mix, with some brasso

 

[chris1974]

I use Lyman the green stuff

 

[Smitty]

Been using crushed walnuts for some years & still plenty left, but would not hesitate to shift to corn.

 

[Budweiser2]

Hi I have been using crushed walnut shells w/ some Flitz metal polish in it. Works great brass looks like new.

Straight Shooting

Budweiser2

 

[jaydeee]

Some comments about the price of crushed walnut, I get mine from Intercity Industrial Supply in Thunder Bay, 50 lb. bag for $15.00. Commercially it is used for sand type blasting on vehicles. Try your local Industrial supply companys if you want some, squirt in abit of Peek polish and you get excellent results.