Tumbling Dillon press parts?
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Ranger
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Tumbling Dillon press parts?
I just received the used Dillon XL650 press today and have started stripping it to do a full clean and assemble. Anyone chucked a tool head or other cast parts into a wet tumbler before? I was thinking about doing one big part at a time and then 2-3 smaller parts together until I’ve worked through all the “silver” cast parts. Hopefully it will come out looking like new. Or should I dry tumble?
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Re: Tumbling Dillon press parts?
What I can tell you is don't use your normal brass cleaning mix on steel or iron parts. It tends to darken, and almost etch them. I once accidentally tumbled a case holder. It came out pitch black.
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Re: Tumbling Dillon press parts?
Thank you Jager, good advice.
Howa 30.06 / 6.5 Creedmoor / 223 Rem
Beretta 1301 Comp
Beretta SP1
CZ 457 .22LR
Mahely .22LR
Glock 19
Astra .22LR revolver
Beretta 1301 Comp
Beretta SP1
CZ 457 .22LR
Mahely .22LR
Glock 19
Astra .22LR revolver
