Apparently, cheaply made Chinese brass tumblers don't hold up that well.
I don't think it's supposed to do that.
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3 comments:
Booo. That sucks, I'll have to find out what kind it was before I buy one(so Ican get a different kind)
That's an el-cheapo Chinese tumbler I picked up a couple of years ago. I don't think they're on the market anymore. That one damn sure ain't.
Get a Lyman, or a Frankfort, or Hornady. Google around and you can find them for $50-$60.00
Nope, definitely something wrong.
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