I've only been wet tumbling now for a couple of years. Light and day better than dry tumbling. Only took me FOREVER to come around from dry tumbling.
Yesterday I was watching a new YouTube video from Area 419. I like to watch reloading videos. I am always open to learning something new. Anywho, the guy that was doing the video said that he stopped wet tumbling and went back to dry tumbling because the wet tumbling had damaged his brass. It rolled the edges of his brass, thus developing pressure issues. Personally, I have never heard of any negative side effects due to wet tumbling. Until yesterday. And this 419 video has only been posted for a few days now. So it's very new. Has anyone here run into issues from the stainless steel pins we use during the wet tumbling process?
Yesterday I was watching a new YouTube video from Area 419. I like to watch reloading videos. I am always open to learning something new. Anywho, the guy that was doing the video said that he stopped wet tumbling and went back to dry tumbling because the wet tumbling had damaged his brass. It rolled the edges of his brass, thus developing pressure issues. Personally, I have never heard of any negative side effects due to wet tumbling. Until yesterday. And this 419 video has only been posted for a few days now. So it's very new. Has anyone here run into issues from the stainless steel pins we use during the wet tumbling process?