[hrt4me]

Thanks for the good tips!

 

[BB 4XL]

Around here. NE Ohio. Harbor freight has had alot of 20% off coupons in the papers and Magazines. Usually with the Free LED flashlight.
http://www.harborfreightusa.com/html/SingleMagLanders/americanprofile/images/20_c.jpg
http://www.harborfreightusa.com/html/SingleMagLanders/americanprofile/images/flash_c.jpg

 

[WalterGC]

I use 14/20 corncob (equivelent to the RCBS stuff) get it from here:

http://www.drillspot.com/products/499763/econoline_526020g-40_40_lbs_blast_media

40 pounds delivered for $22. Order on line and you will get it in 3 days max, last I ordered it arrived overnight delivered locally by Grainger supply.

Add polish of your choice a couple of dryer sheet and your good to go... and with 40 pounds for a long time.

Probably the best advice and deal that you've gotten or will get on polishing media!

 

[orrwdd]

When you look at the bag of Harbor Freight media, can you actually see how fine/coarse it is without opening the bag?
I guess I would have to see both fine and coarse before I make a decision.
I like the size most of the reloading walnut media comes in. I use to know the size it was called...but have CRS now...and getting worse..!!!!
Dang, guess I have smelled too much bullet smoke over the years..

Don2 ( I think ? )

I looked through the hand holds on the side of the box and you can see the media in a plastic bag. The fine is almost like dust.

Bill

 

[Emerson]

I use 14/20 corncob (equivelent to the RCBS stuff) get it from here:

http://www.drillspot.com/products/499763/econoline_526020g-40_40_lbs_blast_media

40 pounds delivered for $22. Order on line and you will get it in 3 days max, last I ordered it arrived overnight delivered locally by Grainger supply.

Add polish of your choice a couple of dryer sheet and your good to go... and with 40 pounds for a long time.

I've ordered the corncob from drillspot.com before. It is a good product and the price is definitely right. I got mine in 2 days.

 

[IQ45]

While I've not used Harbor Freight's media, I have used Lizzard Litter. Ground walnut shells from PetSmart used for cage litter for pets. Inexpensive and worked for me for seversl years...

Ditto

 

[mabutcher]

I use 14/20 corncob (equivelent to the RCBS stuff) get it from here:

http://www.drillspot.com/products/499763/econoline_526020g-40_40_lbs_blast_media

40 pounds delivered for $22. Order on line and you will get it in 3 days max, last I ordered it arrived overnight delivered locally by Grainger supply.

Add polish of your choice a couple of dryer sheet and your good to go... and with 40 pounds for a long time.

Gotta say thanks for the tip - got mine delivered and as you said - it was delivered from my local Granger store. Great buy and it works like a charm. Just dropped in a little bathtub glaze and wow..

Thanks again,
Mark

 

[boxerglocker]

Gotta say thanks for the tip - got mine delivered and as you said - it was delivered from my local Granger store. Great buy and it works like a charm. Just dropped in a little bathtub glaze and wow..

Thanks again,
Mark

Your welcome.

 

[cplbullet]

Hey Boxer thanks for the tip placed that link in the the favorites

 

[HOILESM]

I would think that anything made for Pets (Pet litter) would be treated to help eliminate foul odors (Ammonia comes to mind). Not a good idea if you plan on keeping your brass around for more than One loading.

 

[40dcoe]

I would think that anything made for Pets (Pet litter) would be treated to help eliminate foul odors (Ammonia comes to mind). Not a good idea if you plan on keeping your brass around for more than One loading.

Nope. What I bought there wasn't treated. Works fine.

Joe

 

[HOILESM]

I'll have to give that a try then seeing that I spend about as much time in pet stores buying dog food as I do at the local club.