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I have been finding a lot of WWII shell casing as of late, lots of 50 Cal and some smaller calibers, and was wondering what is the best way to clean them?
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A tumbler will make the brass look new , you can find them under reloading equipment.
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I use a soft bristle tooth brush and warm soapy water for all the brass I've found. Doesn't seem to hurt them too much =)
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Thanks, I will prob just go with the brush since they are pretty old and I want them to keep some of their age. Thanks for the tips.
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You might ask Turtlefoot what he does as he's the resident expert =)
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