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I've been using the same one for 25 + year's and it still amaze's me on it's accuracy and consistancy

Imagine sand blasted brass

Cheapest and fastest way would be a pair of tweezer's.

Just run it and don't worry about it, and when your done spray it with WD-40

The scale isn't junk, it just take's awhile to settle down. I've been using mine for 25 + year's and it settle's down a lot quicker. It's far more accurate than any digital scale.

Last time I did pistol brass I put lemmi shine in the rinse water and it did make a differance.

Bump up!

Brass will be dry in 30 second's if you dump them into 90% rubbing alcohol bought at Walmart. Pour alcohol into a container,dump brass into the container and swish around. Remove brass and pour alcohol back into container. Brass should be dry by the time you pour it back in and put the bottle away.

Those are ALL going to be case head seperation's.

Yup,you'll have to rework the load.

As long as their seated properly you'll be OK. Let me guess, the guy that told you this offered to take the primer's off your hand's?

Also called blue streak

That's what I'd do.

Use a synthetic oil instead

I went with a friend of mine to pick up this last weekend. There's 850lbs there in 15 bucket's. Everything but 50 cal, so far.

The guy that gave me the first mold just brought 3 more that need a tumbling. Should be done them Monday sometime. The water in the drum this morning looked like chicken broth. And no I didn't taste it.

Here's something new I thought I'd try with this media. This is a mold I thought I'd try to save. I tumbled it seperately, just like the brass with Lemmishine and Dawn.

LEE collet die set. http://leeprecision.com/delux-rifle-3-di-308.html

I've been using the same set of LEE full length die's for about 25 year's now. No problem's at all.

Are you sure the die's are set up right? Maybe came un-screwed a bit? OAL after sizing?