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We start with a fresh batch of Lake City .223 military brass. To keep the machines clean and to make our first round of initial inspection a little easier, we give the brass a good bath and dry thoroughly.
For Clean Bright Shiny Brass, the first thing we do is give our Lake City Mitary Brass a BATH! Carefully tumble washing the brass helps keep our machinery in perfecIt’s important to find and eliminate pieces of brass that may cause trouble, so we do an initial inspection to clear out any rejects that may cause trouble later.
Not only do we remove the old primers, but it is also very important to remove the crimp that the military puts on their brass. This step is very important so that your new primer is inserted properly and does not end up getting crushed and causing problems for you during reloading.