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I use minerals spirits in glass mason jar. Soak for 24hours rinse with hot water.

These bullets are coated with a mix of the powders pictured
Color: Eastwood Maroon + Eastwood Bright Signal White + RAL Signal Blue
Num of Coats: 1
Temp: 400F for 20 minutes (oven NOT preheated)...

A little bit a powder goes a looooooooooong way. I have many brands: Cardinal, RAL, Eastwood, Tiger Drylac, Dupont, Sherwin Williams..... These all work, some better when mixed. Experiment and have...

I have removed the lube from several thousand commercial cast bullets by soaking in Mineral Spirits for 24hrs, washing with hot soapy water and rinsing with clean water. Then successfully powder...

The coating on those cast bullets look to be adequate. If they all look like that, load them em and shootem!!!!

Get as many as you like. Happy casting....

@phlier Thank you for the response.... I will give that method/process a try when I tumble my next batch. Also, good tip on the heat. I will use lowest setting next time as well.

I have those same poly pellets. They work very well.

@phlier can you please provide details on your brass cleaning/polishing process.

While I can't really comment on the T MagII, I do own the American 8. The American 8 has a totally USELESS priming system. Maybe that will explain the price difference. I purchased to start...

I will say that I have pinched/squished my fingers on multiple times when reloading taller revolver cases like .357s and 44s on the Square Deals.

Sorted dirty brass and wet tumbled about 400 pieces of 10mm.....

I have mostly Dillon presses: one 650, two 550's, and three SQB's and Lyman Turret 8(just starting rifle). I find that I rarely use the SQB's as they are small and awkward for me to operate compared...