The Wife decided she wanted a carry pistol, so we bought a glock 43 and a bulldog carry purse. and we have been going shooting so she can get use to the new gun. but I wanted to use reloads for that, but after tumbling the brass with dry media the cases still had so much dust on them they made her hands dirty (and she didn't like that) so i decided to try wet tumbling. I don't reload a lot of cases at a time so i went the cheap route and bought a harbor freight rock tumbler for $47.00 and $15.00 worth of stainless steel pins, after tumbling I put them in a toaster oven I bought at a thrift store for $5.00 to dry them, worked much better than I thought it would. it worked so good I thought I would try it on some of the worst looking brass I had. 4 or 5 years ago at a flea market I picked up 500 rounds of 1950's 30-06 ammo that was in a canvas bag stored in a very damp place, some of the most crusty stuff I have ever seen, but I wanted them for the boolits, knocked them apart, tumbled the boolits and I am still using them in my M1. (broke 1 boolit puller in the process). a dash of lemi shine, dawn soap and hot water WOW. Sorry the pic's are not in order, still trying to figure that out, but you get the idea.