[monkey469]

i just purchased a tumbler and i was wondering what was better, corn cob or walnut hull.
thanks,

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Jay

 

[KLN]

Walnut is harder and coarser, for cleaning quickly. Corn cob is finer and softer, for more polishing. Either will do the job.

I just use walnut, since clean is all I care about. If you like them pretty, too, use corn.

 

[doctor j]

The answer to your question is: c. all of the above.

I use walnut for cleaning. After the walnut, I throw the brass into corncob with a little Midway brass polish. Cases come out great!

 

[nmchenry]

I use both. Usually I use 1/3 walnut and 2/3 corn but sometimes use half and half. I like the mixture idea.

 

[Ralph]

I've used both and can't see much of a difference, brass goes in dirty, comes out clean! guess it comes down to which one costs less,they both work fine.

 

[Kent Dorfman]

I just use rice. It’s real easy to find in 20-lb bags for $4 or less. Add some Dillon’s brass polish and you are set. When the rice gets dirty, just invite the mother in law over for dinner. Dirty rice anyone?

Tom
AF Shooting Team

 

[Patrick Sweeney]

Corncob. In 50 lb bags its cheaper than dirt. Add a cap or two of polishing goo and use until its too dirty to touch.