$18.99
7 in stock
Online inventory may differ from in-store availability.
Quick turnaround so you get your gear sooner.
Trusted checkout with industry-standard protection.
Keeping Traditions Alive Since 1953
Secure Transactions provided with 
If you run a vibratory tumbler, this Berry's kit is the no-fuss way to keep your brass clean and bright. It pairs 6 pounds of fine 14/20 corn cob media with an 8 ounce bottle of Berry's Brass Bright polish, which is enough to get started cleaning cases and keep going for plenty of batches. The corn cob does the gentle work of buffing out tarnish and grime, while the polish gives it that extra shine most reloaders are after.
The routine is about as simple as it gets. Add a couple capfuls of the Brass Bright polish to your media, toss in your brass, and let the tumbler run. Most folks see clean, shiny cases in a few hours depending on how dirty the brass was going in. Corn cob is known as the finer, softer media, so it leans toward polishing and bringing up a bright finish rather than scrubbing heavy crud. Lightly tarnished brass comes around faster, while cases that sat in the dirt at the range may want a longer run.
The Brass Bright formula contains no ammonia, so it treats the media and lifts dust without being harsh on your cases. A little goes a long way, and the 8 ounce bottle recharges your media batch after batch. Many handloaders get a good number of runs out of a load of corn cob before it needs refreshing, and a few capfuls of polish mixed in helps the media keep pulling its weight.
Six pounds is a solid amount to fill a standard vibratory bowl and still leave room for your brass to tumble freely. The 14/20 grit is sized right for pistol and rifle cases, and because it's porous, it holds the polish well. When it finally starts slowing down, you just swap in fresh media and you're back in business. This kit is a smart grab whether you're setting up a new tumbler or restocking supplies you already run through.
Most reloaders run corn cob media for about 2 to 4 hours depending on how tarnished the brass is. Lightly dirty cases can come clean in a couple hours, while heavily oxidized brass may want closer to four. Check it periodically and pull the brass once it hits the shine you're after.
A couple capfuls is all it takes. Add 2 to 4 capfuls of the Brass Bright to your corn cob media before you start tumbling and let it mix in. A little goes a long way, which is why the 8 oz bottle lasts through plenty of batches.
No, the Brass Bright formula is ammonia free. That means it treats your media and brightens cases without being harsh on the brass. Just add it to your media and tumble as usual.
Corn cob is the finer, softer media, so it leans toward polishing and bringing up a bright finish. It handles everyday cleaning well for most range brass, especially with a bit of Brass Bright mixed in. For brass caked with heavy grit, some reloaders like to run a coarser media first, but corn cob alone does a great job on typical once-fired cases.
| UPC | 711148737436 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 73743 |
| Product Type | Brass Cleaner |
| Quantity | 1 Kit |
You must be logged in to post a review.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.