Case Tumbler

hunter223

July 14, 2003 11:05

Who makes the best brass tumbler kit.Thanks

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  MIKE WISKEY

  July 14, 2003 11:39

  i like the kit midway sells (vibrator). www.midwayusa.com

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  RancheroPaul

  July 14, 2003 14:42

  About four years ago, I bought a Hornady Case Tumbler. It was great up until about four months ago when for some unknown reason, the Bowl began to separate at a seam that runs all the way around the outside. I called Hornady's Customer Service and all they said was, "Send it back to us the Cheapest way you can find." I sent it to them in the Mail, Parcel Post. It was about 6 days after I sent them mine when I received a Brand New Unit by Priority Mail. There was No Hassle, Nothing, other than their Warranty says "send it back, we'll replace it!" Exactly what they did.....!!! For this reason alone, I would have to recommend a Hornady!!!! You might want to look at one too!
  
  "Life is FRAGILE!" Handle With Care!

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  deadeye46

  July 14, 2003 17:04

  There's a lot of good'uns out there but I go with the Lyman,I've had more use out of it than with any other I've owned,my .02 worth.

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  rordog

  July 14, 2003 18:03

  I bought a Midway (after my Lyman crapped out) for half the money, and so far it has lasted five times longer.

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  tccox

  July 14, 2003 18:24

  I'm not a real expert on this subject but I have owned a tumbler for years and have had good service but I think that most (a lot) rock polshers, now go with the vibrator type polishers. I think the vibrator type cleaners are supposed to be faster too. you might want to check out the lapidary sites. Tom
  
  Those who beat their swords into plowshares will plow for those who dont.

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  Myra-Lou

  July 14, 2003 20:26

  I shoot em till they are black then pitch em........I quit using a tumbler 5 yrs ago.....what a hastle......corn cob, paste, tumble 2 days, crap in the primer hole.....for what!.......to look pretty!...[xx(]

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  warcrob

  July 15, 2003 03:16

  Midwayusa has the best value by far than the competition.
  
  If you ain't got a sense of humor you got no business bein here!

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  Buffler

  July 15, 2003 04:30

  I've been using a Thumbler's Tumbler Model "B" since
  the late 70's still going strong! BE SAFE!! Buffler

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  hunter223

  July 15, 2003 09:25

  Thanks everyone for your time and help. I think I will go with the midway tumbler because you get the whole kit for the price of some other tumblers. Thanks again

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  mazo kid

  July 15, 2003 11:25

  If you have a friend with an FFL, he/she can get it for you at a discount. It at least will save you most of the shipping cost.
  
  "Well done is better than well said"
  Ben Franklin

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