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Frankford Arsenal Quick-N-EZ
Vibratory Case Tumbler
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Frankford Arsenal Quick-N-EZ Case Tumbler
If you are going to reload your own ammunition you are going to have
to clean your brass first. Cleaning your brass with a
Frankford Arsenal
Quick-N-EZ Case Tumbler makes this quick and easy. I've had my case
tumber for almost 3 years and have cleaned over 18,000 cases with it. I
have had no problems with it and it's still running fine. I WOULD
RECOMMEND this case tumbler to other reloaders. See what other's say about
it by reading
customer reviews
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.JPG) Remove Cover |
 Get Your Cleaning Media |
 Add Your Cleaning Media |
 Cleaning Media |
 Cleaning Media |
 Add Your Brass |
 Add Polish (not shown) |
 Install Cover, Washer & Wing Nut |
 Snug Down Wing Nut |
 Add hinges to bucket |
 Install basket |
 Open the basket |
 Add media (With cleaned cases) |
 Close lid and secure top |
 Rotate handle to sift media |
Frankford Arsenal Master Tumbler Kit
Product Description - Clean, attractive brass should be
the goal of every reloader. Cleaning brass by tumbling is the economical,
safe first step in assembling quality hand-loads. Besides ensuring long life
for the most valuable component of your ammunition, cleaning your brass will
help reduce wear and tear on your expensive reloading dies, not to mention
the chamber of your firearm. Grit and grime from uncleaned brass can become
imbedded in the inner surfaces of your sizing dies, scratching and marring
every subsequent case. The same grime can be expected to accelerate wear in
the chamber and feeding system of your rifle or handgun. The Frankford
Arsenal Tumbler Kit includes all components necessary to tumble brass with
professional results.
Product Features - Includes Quick-N-EZ Case Tumbler, Quick-N-EZ Rotary Media
Separator, 4 oz Brass Polish , 3 lbs Cleaning Media, and Plastic Bucket
Comments & Questions
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Frankford Tumblers
February 18, 2012
Just a comment regarding Frankford.
I had an older model Frankford tumbler kit. The motor finally worn out
after about 10 yrs. I loved it. I was going to buy another but I found
out that the new one won't/can't use the older media containers. That
was a disappointment. So I bought a Lyman which can use the older
Frankford containers. Why Frankford changed their tumbler containers is
beyond me. The only difference I can see is that the center portion of
the container is lower than the older one. So it will not sit right on
the new model tumbler. Not sure what use others got out of the older
Frankford, but I used mine almost everyday for 10 years...if it ain't
broke don't fix it. Call me cheap but we all have our 'cleaning'
routines and mine required at least 2 media containers. I now have 3 so
my cleaning routine is even more stream lined.
larry
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