TruthTellers
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Currently I'm only having this problem when tumbling .32 revolver brass. I have two different lengths of pins, one is .355" in length and the other is the standard .25" length.
I have run the .355" in the .32's before and didn't have too many with stuck pins, but the last time I did .32 tumbling I used the .25" and near every one got stuck. Thankfully I decap before tumbling, so I can push the pins out with a rod thru the flash hole, but I'm getting tired of the stuck pins
So, I'm wondering if anyone here has ever used ball bearings or very small steel shot for tumbling? This is the only solution I can think of to completely eliminate the issues of stuck pins for the smaller calibers.
I have run the .355" in the .32's before and didn't have too many with stuck pins, but the last time I did .32 tumbling I used the .25" and near every one got stuck. Thankfully I decap before tumbling, so I can push the pins out with a rod thru the flash hole, but I'm getting tired of the stuck pins
So, I'm wondering if anyone here has ever used ball bearings or very small steel shot for tumbling? This is the only solution I can think of to completely eliminate the issues of stuck pins for the smaller calibers.