Lyman Rotary Case Stainless Steel Tumbling Media 5 lbs.

If you're serious about reloading, case prep matters—and the Lyman Rotary Case Stainless Steel Tumbling Media gets the job done where other methods fall short. Unlike corn cob or walnut media, stainless steel pins can actually reach into primer pockets and deep inside case walls, where vibratory tumblers simply can't go. This 5-pound box of media pins is engineered to the correct dimensions for maximum cleaning effectiveness, and the stainless construction resists rust and corrosion, so your media stays ready to work between loading sessions.

These pins work with the Lyman Cyclone Rotary Tumbler and are compatible with other rotary case tumblers on the market. If you're running a rotary tumbler setup, upgrading to quality stainless steel media is one of the most effective upgrades you can make—it cuts down on brass prep time and gives you consistently clean cases every reload.

Reloaders who've moved to rotary tumbling for the superior inside-case and primer-pocket cleaning aren't going back. With this media, you get the advantage of that proven method backed by Lyman's reputation for reloading gear that performs.

Key Features

• Stainless steel pins reach areas vibratory and traditional dry media cannot
• Properly sized for optimum cleaning in rotary tumblers
• Corrosion and rust resistant for long storage life
• Compatible with Lyman Cyclone and other rotary case tumblers
• 5-pound quantity

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this media work with my rotary tumbler brand?

Yes. Lyman stainless steel media is compatible with the Lyman Cyclone Rotary Tumbler and other brands of rotary case tumblers.

How does rotary media clean differently than corn cob or walnut?

Stainless steel pins can reach into primer pockets and the interior of cases—areas that corn cob and walnut media cannot effectively access. Vibratory tumblers also struggle with these deep interior areas, making rotary tumbling with stainless media the more thorough method.

Will the media rust or corrode in storage?

No. The stainless steel construction resists rust and corrosion, so the media stays in good condition between uses.