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Anyone who wet tumbles brass with stainless steel pins knows the annoying part isn't the cleaning, it's fishing all those tiny pins back out of the cases and off the bottom of the bucket. The Frankford Arsenal Media Transfer Magnet takes that headache off your plate. It's a simple handheld tool that pulls the 304 stainless steel pins out of your brass by magnetic attraction, then drops them all at once when you pull the handle. No picking pins out of case necks one at a time.
The workflow is about as easy as it gets. After a tumble cycle, dump your brass and pins into a bucket or onto a towel, run the magnet through the pile, and the pins jump right to it. Move the magnet over your pin storage container, give the handle a pull, and they release in one clean drop. Folks who run this say a couple of passes through the bucket gets nearly everything, often leaving only a stray pin or two behind.
This magnet is made to handle the 304 stainless steel media pins that come with the Frankford Arsenal Platinum Series Rotary Tumbler, so if you're already in that system it's a natural add-on. The magnet measures roughly 9 inches tall with a comfortable handle, giving you plenty of reach down into a deep bucket without getting your hands in the slurry.
It's a one-job tool that does that job well. For anyone processing brass in batches, whether at the home bench or in a shop setting, this little magnet saves a real amount of time and frustration over separating pins by hand.
It's designed to handle 304 stainless steel media pins, including the pins that come with the Frankford Arsenal Platinum Series Rotary Tumbler. If you're wet tumbling brass with stainless pins, this is the tool for pulling them back out. It won't attract non-magnetic cleaning media like corncob or walnut.
The magnet collects the pins by attraction as you run it through your brass and pins. When you're ready to drop them, you pull the handle and all the pins release at once into your container. It's a clean, hands-free way to separate everything without picking pins out one by one.
A pass or two through the pile usually grabs the vast majority of your pins. Most people find they're left with only a stray pin or two, which is easy to catch on a final pass. Running the magnet a couple of times is normal for a full batch.
A rotary media separator handles the bulk of pin and brass separation, but this magnet is handy for grabbing stray pins that settle in case necks or the bottom of your bucket. Many reloaders use both together to speed up cleanup and make sure no pins end up in the dryer or back on the bench.
| UPC | 661120092711 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 909271 |
| Caliber/Gauge | Multi-Caliber |
| Color | STAINLESS STEEL MEDIA MAGNET |
| Length | 9.3000 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Media Separator |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Shipping Weight | 1.6 |
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