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Dec 08, 2015
Works quite well.
1 of 1 found this helpful You can't beat the Lee sizing dies for cast bullets. I even use the liquid Alox on my black powder balls and bullets, and it works great. I have several Lee sizing dies in different calibers, and all work great. They seat gas checks nicely, too.
Mar 16, 2017
Carb repair kit
The kit is complete with bowl screws, new jets and needles, and a new float and seat. Everything you need to rebuild your carburetor. The lock washers from my old float screws were captive, so I added my own lock washers, but that was the only thing not included in the kit.
I rebuilt the carburetor of my KDX-220 and this kit (along with a float adjustment) solved my problem, common to many, many KDX's, or fuel flowing out the overflow tubes when the bike was leaned over.
A very good value, a good price for a very complete kit. I'll buy another one if I need it.
Jan 11, 2018
Frankford Arsenal Tumbler Works Great!
I've always used a Lyman dry tumbler, and will continue to do so for a lot of my brass-cleaning chores. But the Frankford Arsenal rotary tumbler makes cleaning dirty brass cases MUCH faster and does a terrific job on large quantities.
I bought this mostly because I wanted to try stainless steel tumbling on some very dirty, very tarnished .223 cases. But guess what? SS pins aren't really required. I put a full load of brass in this tumbler with a bit of Lemishine and some Dawn detergent, ran it for 2 hours, and the brass looks better than new. The tumbler has drain caps, so emptying the dirty water and rinsing the cases is easy.
SS pins allow for cleaning the inside of the cases and the primer pockets, assuming the brass is de-capped, but in my opinion they aren't worth the trouble. Sorting SS pins from your brass is an extra chore that really isn't required, at least I don't think it's necessary.
The tumbler has a lot of capacity, so for a lot of 100 or fewer rifle cases I'll still use my dry tumbler, but if you have a few hundred, or really dirty cases, this is the hot ticket.