Frankford arsenal?

[bassmatt]

I am looking to get a vibrating tumbler to run my finished rounds through. To clean the case lube and any bullet lube off of the bullet itself before I store them. My question is are the Frankfort Arsenal tumblers reliable,durable and do they work well?
THANKS FOR THE HELPFUL INFO,
MATT

 

[throttletony]

For the price they have good reports. I don't own one (yet), but when I do buy a new tumbler, that's what it'll be.
(not much more useful than looking at the reviews on any website, but I thought I'd chime in)

My other Frankford arsenal items seem to be durable thus far.

 

[rockhopper46038]

I have some backup calipers and a kinetic bullet puller from them and while they might not be the best stuff available I haven't found either to be unacceptable for use.

 

[357 Terms]

I've had one of their tumblers for about 5 years now, it works OK, and well, its lasted 5 years of normal usage.


For the price I have gotten my money's worth.

 

[kennedy759]

I like mine, I use a mix of ground up corn cob and walnut shells with Nu-finish as a polish works great, get the kit with the media separator, it also works great.

 

[maverick5990]

I like mine, I use a mix of ground up corn cob and walnut shells with Nu-finish as a polish works great, get the kit with the media separator, it also works great.

Same here. I have run thousands of pieces of brass through mine with the same set up.

 

[SEIndSAM]

Same here. I have run thousands of pieces of brass through mine with the same set up.

I use straight ground walnut shells, but it has ran for hundreds of hours over the last couple of years and is still going strong.