Home Forums Gear Free Classifieds Brass Cleaning w/ Stainless Steel

Is anyone interested in having all your brass, whether its range brass or your expensive Lapua brass, super cleaned with the Stainless Steel media??

I am set up to decap and stainless tumble clean and brass from used rimfire brass up to cases under a .545 in diameter. I charge $.05 a case for all cases under 338 calibers, and $.15 a case for the 338 and bigger. I do BOTH rifle and pistol brass. This stainless media cleans the inside, outside, and most importantly the primer pockets. Please send me a PM with what caliber you have if you have any questions.

Turn around time is usually 24-48 hours, but can vary with amount of brass, or how many people are interested. I can do all orders, no order is too big!! I will ship the cases back to you at cost, via USPS Priority Mail boxes which cost $5.80 for Small, $12.35 for Medium and $16.85 for Large.

Payment in Cash or Money Order can be sent with the brass. PayPal is also accepted, PM me for my PayPal address.

Please PM me to have all the details panned out before sending brass. If shipping brass to me, please include your Screenname on here, along with your name, address, and a number should I need to get a hold of you for some reason.

Send me a PM if interested, or have any questions. Here are some pics of brass I have cleaned already:

Neat idea! Good luck with your venture. Bump

I have a Thumbler Model-T tumbler and I use stainless steel media as well - this stuff really works well.

Here is some of the 40 S&W I am finishing up right now...

bump

bump

Stan Tell us about your tumbler and show us a pic.

Tumbler is from http://www.stainlesstumblingmedia.com/

This is the true way of cleaning brass. I recently got my thumlers and the brass I have had already cleaned (so I thought) came out better looking than new brass. The soapy water was very black. I noticed that its so clean that you can't even see a mark around the base of the case where the sizer die stopped. Money well spent. You have a good idea there and good luck.

best way to go for sure. and no more brass than i go through, i should have just sent it to you to clean instead of paying for all the stuff! not to mention the time spent cleaning.

if you reload 200 - 400 rounds a year and have a busy life, this is a no brainer.

Thanks guys! I'm just finishing up about 2k 45acp brass!

I do that much reloading in a week sometimes 2 or 3 times a week, maybe I better look into one of these

do you tumble dry or wet???

Wet.

if you want to actually get your brass clean you should!

I have received a few PM's from guys on here. As I get your brass cleaned, I will post a pic up on here for you and send you a tracking number when they go out!!

Chesterwy, here is your brass:

Before:


After:

How long does the brass run in the tumbler? Very impressive results, and quite an innovative business venture. Kudos

tag