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First published at 17:30 UTC on January 8th, 2018.

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I have always wet tumbled my brass in a Harbor Freight rock tumbler for 3 hours with stainless steel pins. After today's experimenting, I will be using hot water, and reducing my time to 1 hour. For semiauto brass (i.e. .45 Auto, 9mm, .380 Auto), I will be tumbling the brass for 30 minutes in hot water, and will not be using the stainless steel pins.

Wet tumbling brass with the Harbor Freight Rock Tumbler - https://youtu.be/HSqDSDfpoPY
Wet tumbling brass without stainless steel pins? - https://youtu.be/cwFio_SsmJE

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