Dead-Nuts-Zero
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Common sense tells me NO WAY. However, I am thinking I had read somewhere that tarnished ammo (live and fully loaded) can be placed in a vibrating style brass/case cleaner with corn cob media and cleaned like empty cases. Works great? Maybe not?
I found an old coffee can with about 3 dozen assorted pistol loads and rifled slugs. They looked like they spent about 40 years in a damp basement. The lead was white with corrosion and the brass was starting to turn green. The Nickel & plastic cases had no tarnish other than the bullet and brass .
Is this vibrating thing only done on the 4th of July?
Then when I thought about it, there is little or no way for a primer strike.
I think everyone drops a a round or two on the ground from time to time and I have never heard of any incidents.
How could this go wrong? Do I remember this from a dream?
Yes, there is such a thing as a stupid question.....here it is.
Can this be done safely???
But NO WAY. There is not even one round in that can worth such a risk to me.
I have no intentions of doing this, but thought I would toss it out here and see what comments are generated. Has anyone heard of this?
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I found an old coffee can with about 3 dozen assorted pistol loads and rifled slugs. They looked like they spent about 40 years in a damp basement. The lead was white with corrosion and the brass was starting to turn green. The Nickel & plastic cases had no tarnish other than the bullet and brass .
Is this vibrating thing only done on the 4th of July?
Then when I thought about it, there is little or no way for a primer strike.
I think everyone drops a a round or two on the ground from time to time and I have never heard of any incidents.
How could this go wrong? Do I remember this from a dream?
Yes, there is such a thing as a stupid question.....here it is.
Can this be done safely???
But NO WAY. There is not even one round in that can worth such a risk to me.
I have no intentions of doing this, but thought I would toss it out here and see what comments are generated. Has anyone heard of this?
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