Don’t give a rats behind if my brass doesn’t look as “pretty” out of my ultrasonic-it does ZERO physically to the brass to change anything and the brass is clean.

The occasional half-hearted swipe with a primer pocket cleaner to finish up alittle primer stain in the occasional primer pocket takes less time than what’s required to check EVERY piece of brass to insure there’s no media in the primer hole.

The brass that comes from my bolt guns looks almost as good as tumbled anyway. Doesn’t matter though-I care about if the brass is clean enough to reload and it is.

I’ll stick with my ultrasonic.

If you look at the picture on the right above, you can see that the cases still have the chamfering and deburring taper on the case mouths after they come out of the ultrasonic. They’re mushroomed and rolled over like they are on new cases when they come out of the stainless steel tumbling. This can be trimmed off the first couple times, but the OAL eventually gets below trim length then removing the “burr” is a PITA.