Franklin Arsenal wet tumbler

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I have been using an Hornady ultra sonic cleaner for quite a few years. I like to clean all of my brass for a single caliber I load all at once. I have 300 rounds of .223, .243. .308, and 100 rounds of .300 PRC. I usually clean about 50 pieces of brass at a time. Running the cleaner (4) 8 minute cycles. It takes forever cleaning a single caliber of brass. Thinking of getting the Franklin Arsenal wet tumbler with stainless steel pins. I should be able to clean more than 50 pieces at a time, right? Maybe 150 or more? What do guys think?

Jason
 
Don't know how big that is but I just tonight cleaned about 50 pieces of 6CM and 243 combined in a 3lb Rotary Rock Tumbler that I got from Harbor Freight. It wasn't full and I ran it for 3 hrs with some Dawn and Lemi-shine. Dont forget your steel media.
 

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I have been using an Hornady ultra sonic cleaner for quite a few years. I like to clean all of my brass for a single caliber I load all at once. I have 300 rounds of .223, .243. .308, and 100 rounds of .300 PRC. I usually clean about 50 pieces of brass at a time. Running the cleaner (4) 8 minute cycles. It takes forever cleaning a single caliber of brass. Thinking of getting the Franklin Arsenal wet tumbler with stainless steel pins. I should be able to clean more than 50 pieces at a time, right? Maybe 150 or more? What do guys think?

Jason
This is what we use. Also put an extra bag of SS Pins in. Can do several hundred .223 at a time or put a mix in .223, 260, 6mmBR. Deprime. Put water in with some Brass Cleaner or Dawn and a little Lemon Shine. Set the timer for 2 hours and then drain, rinse, dry. Will have like new brass.
If putting mixed brass in Don't put brass in that can slide into the larger cases.

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I have been using an Hornady ultra sonic cleaner for quite a few years. I like to clean all of my brass for a single caliber I load all at once. I have 300 rounds of .223, .243. .308, and 100 rounds of .300 PRC. I usually clean about 50 pieces of brass at a time. Running the cleaner (4) 8 minute cycles. It takes forever cleaning a single caliber of brass. Thinking of getting the Franklin Arsenal wet tumbler with stainless steel pins. I should be able to clean more than 50 pieces at a time, right? Maybe 150 or more? What do guys think?

Jason
I would do 100 a time easily. I'm sure you could handle 200 without a problem.
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