5 LB 1/8" Stainless Steel Diagonal Tumbling Media Shot Jewelers Tumbler Finishing

I use these pins to rotary tumble brass cases for reloading. Works wonders with Lemishine powder and dawn blue dish soap. If only using dawn, your brass cases will not come out as bright, and will not look like brand new brass. (Pros/Cons below)First cleaning is just a couple drops of dawn and 15-30 min tumbling. This ensures no dirt will damage or prematurely wear my de-priming dies. After primers are removed, I put less than a teaspoon of Lemishine and a few drops of dawn. Tumble for 45 minutes to 1 hour. Brass comes out looking brand new and saves a ton of time cleaning primer pockets.I Clean:-9mm Luger (9x19)-.357mag/.38spl-.45 auto /Long Colt-6.5 Creedmoor-6.5 Grendel-30 cal (7.62x54r/7.62x39/.308/blk)-.223/5.56-.458 (45-70 Govt)PROS:-cleans brass casings and parts exceptionally well and much faster than vibratory tumblers-easier to separate from straight wall cases than thinner stainless pins-brass comes out nice and shiny including primer pockets (large and small)-doesn’t seem to dent or mar brass even though a few of them are somewhat sharp-These are less magnetic than mild steel. Appear to be very low 300 series stainless. I’d wager 302-Will not get stuck in primer pockets large or smallCONS:-price is a little high, but if they last it will be worth it-can get stuck in 223/556 casings at the neck. A few shakes will dislodge them-Cannot effectively be used in vibratory tumblers

I use this product for polishing brass for reloading

These are better than Pins and i'm not chasing them all over the Landscape

Got my brass clean and shiny. Easy to separate, no stuck media

I use this media to wet tumble my brass and it makes the brass look like new.