How I Polish Brass Cases For Reloading With Awesome! Results 

Ronnie, you mentioned you got your drill chuck from Lee. Can you tell me more or provide me a link? Thank you

I contacted Lee and they only sell the whole cutter and shell holder ,($8.00) each one is Caliber Specific for each caliber, that would get very expensive. You should tell your subscribers that it is Caliber Specific. I am going with the K&M Shell Holder and Power Adapter cause they use the Lee Bench Prime Shell Holders which I already have. I am very FRUGAL!!! Great Video for polishing brass shells, especially with minor spot corrosion, but will work on any material along with NICKEL.

Don't prime it first. Just 0000 steel wool. A lot quicker.

RONNIE, PLEASE LET EVERYONE KNOW WHERE YOU GOT WHAT YOU USE AND THE PROPER NAME OF THE EQUIPMENT. IT TOOK ME ABOUT THREE HOURS TO FIND IT. ALREADY HAVE THE LEE AUTO BENCH PRIME SHELL HOLDERS.

I still think you have that wrong, I did what you said and it came back with the Lee reloading lock stud (STUDE, your spelling) P/N 90950, BUT i CANNOT SEE HOW IT CAN WORK!! cause it threads into the cutter block and nothing to hold the shell. Give me a site where I can see how this unit works and what shell holder does it take?? I found something similiar which is called the K&M Shellholder and power adapter P/N 807308. Ger back to me!!

There used to be a similar product called Extreme. It looked like pink cotton candy and wouldn’t leave fine scratches like never dull.

What a waste of time! Tumbler and corncob works for me.

purdy

Where do you get the chuck??

I cannot seem to find those two tools you used to chuck up the shells, can you give me the part numbers and where I can get them?? thank you, Bob

what if it has green on the caseing

Got a link for the exact chuck? What is it called?

Pretty cool

Thanks for the casing polishing info. I pulled some 303 ammo I’ve had for 30 + yrs, and since the powder is very corrosive, the casings are definitely no GOOD!! What is the safest way to pull the projectile from the casing without having one go off? Appreciate your reply

Mothers Mag and Aluminum polish works great also. If you wait until after the round is loaded you can just use the drill. If you do it before the bullet is seated you will crush the neck on the case when you tighten the chuck on the drill. Case gets hot so be careful not to get it to hot. Primer might just pop. That would be very bad indeed. I have never had it happen but I suspect it could. If you use a case tumbler take a couple of pieces of paper towel and smear Mothers Polish on them. Throw them in with the corn cob media and the cases will come out looking like new. It works in Gilbert, MN so it should work where you live also. ha

Slick and ingenius! I picked up some fresh Federal Power Shok 300 Win Mag, that were factory seconds. The label states its a cosmetic issue. The cases are not shiny!! Would you spin them? I'm considering spinning them at a relatively slow RPM to clean and shine the cases.

Love the video. Honestly, polished brass works better on my guns.