Frankford ArsenalPlatinum Series 110V 7L Rotary Tumbler g Media Transfer Magnet

As a reloader, I recently snagged this combo and here's my take on this dynamic duo:Tumbler:Cleaning Power: This tumbler shines (pun intended) when it comes to cleaning brass. The rotary design and stainless steel pins remove grime and carbon buildup efficiently, leaving your brass sparkling like new.Large Capacity: The 7L drum holds a ton of brass casings - perfect for those who reload in bulk. No more running the tumbler multiple times for a single batch.Easy to Use: Setting up and operating the tumbler is straightforward. The timer function is a nice touch, allowing you to set it and forget it.Media Transfer Magnet.....not bad:Simple to Use: The magnet is powerful enough to grab all the media with a single swipe, making the cleaning process smooth and efficient.Saves Time: No more painstakingly picking out media by hand. This magnet cuts down on cleaning time significantly.Does it catch everything?: Smaller brass types are better fit with a smaller mechanics reach magnet or just a really good tumble which typically does it for me.Overall:If you're a reloader who values clean brass and efficiency, then this tumble combo is a winner. The tumbler delivers exceptional cleaning power, while the magnet makes separating media a breeze. While the initial investment might be a bit higher, the time saved and the consistently clean brass make it a worthwhile purchase.Pro tips based on my experience, trials, and errors......1. Get smaller stainless steel media to help clean the brass2. There are a few sites that sell a perfect blend of cleaner and etc to make this process easier. Yes....I have tried the lemishine/dawn but sometimes it doesn't give me the results I am looking for,3. Get a good separator, the one from Frankford works well with a 5 gallon bucket, as it will save you alot of time with the media separation.

This works very well for tumbling and cleaning brass

Ok yes, I'm new to reloading, but over the last year i been slowly building the set I wanted, not some box set. Reading reviews, studying etc. I had been waiting for this to go on sale and finally got it at its cheapest price in 6 months. 140 maybe? Used it immediately on full separate loads of 357, 223 and 9MM dirty dirty stuff lol. holy moly it came out better then new, it was blinding lol. NOW that being said I have no idea on longevity, I'm new and have no feedback on that.

Easy to use. Cleans brass very well. It's a little noisy. The timer functions ok and makes it handy that you can set it and come back later. You have to check the seals on the ends to make sure they don't leak.

Wish I’d of gotten this sooner! Fill it with water, 1 tablespoon of Dawn dish soap and a 9mm case full of LemiShine and it cleans brass like the vibratory tumbler never could.

Pros: It works very well. It's big and can fit a lot of brass in it, and it has a nice timer on it.Cons: It will leak if you overtighten it or undertighten it. You have to make sure the caps and the tub surface are clean and smooth, and then find the "tightness sweet spot" so it doesn't leak.I do recommend this product.

Does the job and better. Heads up... No need to use pins unless brass is badly blackened dirty or you went perfect like new primer pockets. Other than that save time without pins. Brass comes out beautiful without pins. Dawn and lemon shine is all you need. Dump brass on a large towel. Grab both ends of towel and lift and drop alternating hands. Will eliminate water spot period and get brass 90% dry. Let them sit overnight or put in a dryer of some sort for inside cases and primer pockets. Done! Should've bought it sooner...

Great condition and easy to use