Following are three videos that I have recorded and previously posted on YouTube concerning wet tumbling brass with a Harbor Freight Rock Tumbler and stainless steel pins.  I have put all three videos together into this one post.

Powder coating session for my recently cast 9mm bullets. I cast these bullets from the NOE HTC358-133-RN mold.

Picked up the Harbor Freight Tumbler yesterday with a 20% off coupon. I have been playing around with it using BB's for media. Is this a good idea???

Is wet tumbling with Brass Shine better than using a combination of Dawn and Lemi Shine? Loads of BaconLoads of Bacon enjoys bullet casting, reloading, hunting, and most other outdoors activities.  He began creating YouTube videos in 2017, and built The Reloaders Network in 2018.  You can find more information, links to all of his […]

3 months ago I posted a video about "My New Mobile Bullet Casting Bench". Today I finish the upgrades. I added the NOE Lead Pot Mould Guide. I also added ventilation for my casting pot.

I have always used card tables or other temporary tables to do my bullet casting on. I have now upgraded to a dedicated bench, and this one comes with storage for all of my bullet molds and other casting gear.

Trying out the harbor freight rock tumbler for the first time with 9mm cases. Can’t wait to get some stainless steel pins to add to it.

I've updated the PVC DIY tumbler video to incorporate the lessons learned and clarify a few things.

In today's video, I am powder coating my recent cast 9mm rounds. I am using Harbor Freight Red powder. I am having trouble with the powder sticking to the bullets. After watching several videos from authors of The Reloaders Network, I'm still not getting the results I want. All the rounds are usable, but they just don't look the best. Some have thin and thick spots, and some have bare spots. Factors such as weather, humidity, and types of plastic containers could be affecting my results. All the rounds were sized to .356 using a NOE Sizing Die.

A few days ago I posted a couple pictures on Discord of the 4″ PVC extended drum wet tumbler I was putting together following Tree Top Flier’s recent updated video. One of the details he pointed out was the interrupters The Range SquirrelI owned a Marlin 60 since 1987, but never really got ‘into’ guns […]

I stumbled across a couple of videos from some people like Tactical Swede mentioning these cases so I decided to go and pick one up. I believe these are a great option for someone wanting to bring numerous firearms to the range that doesn’t want to carry separate cases for each firearm. The build quality […]

Showing how good the guntap stainless steel pins and cleaner works. It does a great job at cleaning the brass. Just what you need for reloading ammo.

This is a refinement of a video “Make 300 Blackout brass easy with Lee Power Quick Trim” .   The original video is several years old and has had 60K views, so I though it was worth making an updated one to compile the lessons learned and drive home some of the more important points.  I […]

Crafting a system of storage and organization of our reloading dies...

.50 caliber in front of the heat gun by viewer request.

This is what happens when I get bored. Another Harbor Freight Tools heat gun video.

This video is about me discussing my methods and process. I go into my powder coating techniques and discuss a couple powders and methods. NYC ReloaderI am a computer systems engineer by trade. Reloader/caster by choice. During the day I manage a multinational computer company where I am the owner and CIO. I am also […]

Time to cash in the change.

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