Frankford Arsenal Rotary Tumbler, FART Extractor, Southern Shine Media FART Extractors: https://www.etsy.com/listing/998564159/the-fart-extractor-by-the-slowestbro Free STLs for the other goodies: https://www.thingiverse.com/theslowestbro/designs Discord: https://Discord.gg/Reloading Reloading Subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/reloading/ Full.Lead.TacoI love guns, tacos, and lead. I use the guns. The guns eat lead. And I eat tacos. The videos on this channel focus on the first two items–using guns and […]

In this video, I present and discuss a large rotary tumbler that I built using mostly salvage materials that I was able to get free or very cheaply. Although the video focusses on the tumbler design and doesn’t really go into its uses, tumblers like this have a variety of applications in reloading, ranging from […]

A few items, and a new to me Dillon 650

Video response to KFW

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???

If you're a reloader, chances are one of your biggest goals is to save money and shoot more for less.  While most of us have analyzed the price of equipment and components, have you ever stopped to think about the materials you use?

Frankford Arsenal Platinum Series Rotary Tumbler While vibratory cleaners certainly do a good job, the fact remains that if you really want to get your brass looking factory new, there’s no better option than a wet tumbler with stainless steel media. Until recently, the odds of coming across a wet tumbler at your local gun […]

Vibratory Case Cleaners vs Wet Case Tumblers With so many decisions to be made about presses, dies and components, how you clean your brass probably isn’t something you’ve given a whole lot of thought too; particularly if you’re just learning to reload for the first time.  While it may not be the first thing you […]

Built this thing from a mobility scooter drive and stuff I had around. 50 cent pails from the bakery [don’t ask]. One bucket is bolted to the hub of the drive unit. I call it a sleeve drive. Tumbling buckets just slip in that one and you can use any combination of tumbling methods without […]