Rotary Tumbler and Accessories with Media Separator, Cleaning Essentials, for Brass Cleaning, Reloading, and Gunsmithing

I would recommend this to anyone who uses the FART. It helps a lot with getting water out of the tumbler without having to empty everything out. So far I've used this item many times and it's saved me a lot of time. It's very durable, functions exactly as needed, and I'd say for the price this is a fantastic value for us re-loaders!

Works great in Frankfort rotary tumbler

These handy devices prevent the stainless pins from spilling and getting lost. The original grate style doesn't even hold small pistol brass. These pieces are essentially filters. They allow the cleaning solution to be poured out, but retain your brass and stainless pins inside. If you have a Frankford Arsenal tumbler, these are essential. They SHOULD come with the tumbler from the factory.

Very easy to use. Quality is top notch and expected from Frankford Arsenal. Made rinsing my brass cases a breeze. Helps keeps the stainless steel pins where the need to be. Not all over and down the drain. The size is spot on.

I find this to be an essential accessory to the tumbler. I can drain all the water out without losing any of the media. I do this a few times to get things really clean before I empty it and use the magnet

Despite the complaints that the mesh is too fine and won't let the dirty water drain, I decided to give these a shot. I am glad I did. At first I did experience some difficulty in getting my full size FA rotary tumbler to drain. It gave every appearance that the mesh was indeed too fine and clogged easily; however, when I removed and checked the screen, it wasn't clogged at all. running tap water over the screen showed almost no restriction at all and If I poured the water out of the drum slowly, never wetting the top half of the screen, the water would drain. I wanted to drain quickly to flush as much dirt and soap out of the drum as I could so I had to keep experimenting. I quickly discovered that the problem draining was actually a vacuum lock. With the screen completely wet, the surface tension of the water on the mesh would prevent air from getting into the drum. All I had to do to "unclog" the screen was loosen the cap on the other end of the drum to break the vacuum seal and all the water cam rushing out. Now that I know the trick, I am getting 5-star performance, but since the screens ship with no instructions at all, and using them on the mini-tumbler would be a nightmare (it only has one opening, so breaking the vacuum would be difficult) I am docking one star.

I got a wet tumbler 3 years ago and used it twice. I loved the outcome but hated the pins. No matter what I did I had pins everywhere. I stumbled across these screens a couple weeks ago and decided to try them before I got rid of the wet tumbler. These work great. I can get the water out and then separate the pins from the brass with a media separator and not have pins and water everywhere. I’m keeping the wet tumbler and use it 99%of the time.

I don’t use as much as I originally did as I’ve honed up my wet cleaning method. Used for drains and refills while brass and pins were still in tumbler. Found with range pickup brass, tended to keep debris in container.

Gostei das peneiras

Get these when you buy wet tumbler, saves a mess.

Excelente producto

These things make it a breeze draining fluid out and leaving the pins and cases behind when wet tumbling. My cleaning solution is 2 cups water, I teaspoon dishwashing liquid and a teaspoon of citric acid. The cases come out better than new.

War alles okay 👌