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Andyt2
Removing case lube
07-28-2018,
04:30 PM
Andyt2
Crickets.............
07-29-2018,
11:45 AM
sagela
I solved that problem by wet...
07-29-2018,
12:00 PM
Wes Sage
We just tumble in Corn Cob...
07-29-2018,
12:41 PM
Flash
Removing case lube
07-29-2018,
06:42 PM
Wm Dunn
May be a stupid question but...
07-31-2018,
03:15 PM
Travis21
Similar to others, I tumble...
08-02-2018,
08:13 PM
Scott Millikan
Lanolin doesn't come off wet...
08-16-2018,
01:25 PM
sagela
The original wet tumble...
09-10-2018,
09:54 AM
Perceval
I dry tumble also, sadly then...
08-17-2018,
10:45 AM
Scott Millikan
I hated that Sent from my...
08-17-2018,
11:34 AM
IMCAfan
I solved the problem by using...
09-01-2018,
05:28 PM
SouthernCoyote
I always wet tumble before...
08-29-2018,
07:41 AM
EUDE75
Spray them with brake cleaner...
09-10-2018,
07:37 AM
sagela
One of the many reasons I use...
09-10-2018,
10:03 AM
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Removing case lube
Dry tumble with walnut shells. Works wonders
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