Found them at Petsmart for $19 per 25# bag. That will get me going for now.Houston1944 wrote:You both have to agree to not blame me if birds make a nest in your tumbler!!
I heard a couple of years ago about reloaders saving money by using walnut from Petco. I had looked several times but never found it. My brother found it for me last sprind during his visit. It will probably save you some time if you ask for it by name.
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- Sun Sep 03, 2006 8:15 pm
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Sweet! Thanks for the heads up on the Petco alternative! I'll go take a look at those.Houston1944 wrote:The lowest cost tumbling media I have found is at Petco. Look for "Kaytee All Natural Walnut Litter for Birds" at your local Petco. It is about half the price of "Reloading Walnut Media" and the way I look at it, ground walnut is simply ground walnut. If you want to use a poishing adder then I would recommend Dillon or one of the other major brands of tumbling polish.
- Sun Sep 03, 2006 2:20 pm
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Tumbling material
Where do you guys get your tumbling material? I can't seem to find them anywhere around here. Or maybe because I'm blind. If there are any cheaper alternatives, I would like to know too. Other than the bullets from Precision Bullets, I've got everything needed. Went to the gunshow yesterday and cleaned out one lady's Clay powder. She had 4 - 1 lb can and I bought them all. lol. Then 3000 large pistol CCI primer, and 2000 small pistol CCI primer. I've also started to watch the Dillon Video last night and reseated the dies. Just looking for tumbling material and waiting on bullets now. Thanks in advance.