The Frankford Arsenal Quick-N-EZ Case Tumbler (Frankford Arsenal part no. 855020) is a dry-media vibratory tumbler built to get brass clean before it goes back on the reloading bench. Loaded with Frankford Arsenal walnut or corn cob media, it clears away fouling, case lube, and oxidation quickly and without much fuss, holding up to 600 9mm cases or 350 .223-caliber cases at a time. It’s a straightforward, no-frills way for handloaders to keep their brass looking and running like new before each reloading session.

Key Specifications

• Holds up to 600 9mm cases or 350 .223-caliber cases per load, depending on cartridge size.
• Runs on Frankford Arsenal walnut or corn cob dry media, sold separately.
• Removes fouling left over from firing.
• Removes case lube residue left over from resizing.
• Removes surface oxidation for brighter, cleaner brass.
• A vibratory dry-media tumbler, rather than a wet stainless-media system.
• Walnut media generally suits heavier fouling, while corn cob works as a finer polishing media.
• Measures roughly 11 inches, compact enough to sit on a reloading bench rather than needing dedicated floor space.
• A no-frills, straightforward design built for quick, convenient case cleaning between reloading sessions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this come with cleaning media? Media is not included with this listing — it’s designed for use with Frankford Arsenal walnut or corn cob tumbling media, sold separately.

How many cases can I clean at once? Up to 600 9mm cases or 350 .223-caliber cases per load, depending on case size.

What’s the difference between walnut and corn cob media? Walnut media is generally more aggressive and suited to heavier fouling, while corn cob media is a finer, gentler media better suited to polishing.

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