GRAF WALNUT UNTREATED MEDIA approx. 7-lb/BOX

I find this media as good as Lyman, does a great job. I perfer tuffnut for more longevity, but all are great products.

Does what it's suppose to!

Good product, great availability, fair pricing. Quick delivery and thanks.

This product does what it is supposed to clean your brass, some say it is dusty and fine but it puts a nice bright shine on brass ,what I do is add about 3 oz. of water to it give it a quick stir with a old spoon and then add my polish and brass. This works very well for me here in NV where the humidity is very low and holds down any dust and I have had no issues doing this. When I need more tumbler media I will be ordering this again and I would Recommend it.

Cleans the filthiest nickel or brass cases I can throw in my double set of vibrating tumblers , no matter of the age of said brass , always very happy with it , its that simple , none of the fancy stuff for me .

Graf brass cleaning media does a very nice job of cleaning. Crushed walnut by its very nature is a bit dusty. I do the same thing as one other guy who wrote a review. I put a couple of tea spoons of mineral spirits on top of the crushed walnut and turn the tumbler on. The mineral spirits will hold down the dust and aid in the cleaning of the brass.

Works as advertised. Cases come out bright and clean.

I use both corn cob media and walnut. The walnut does seem to clean the crud off the cases much better. Grafs had a great price on this and you can't go wrong ordering from them. I like to replace this media often as it can get pretty dirty and then looses its cleaning properties.

Have been using cob media for years. Found some extremely dirty cases at a range in the mountains some dating 1998. Cleaned best I could with cob media. We're still ugly looking. Switched to Gaf and Sons walnut media. Cleaned the cases so much better. Wish I had switched sooner.will order the same media again.

I have switched to walnut from corn cob because of much better cleaning action. I put two teaspoons full of turps with a 1/4 level teaspoon of jewelers red rouge into a charge load for the average tumbler. The turps acts as a binder to embed the rouge into the walnut kernels. To those who just use untreated media, use a teaspoon or so full of turps only to keep the dust down. It will bind it to the kernels. Walnut has sharper edges to clean into the corners of the brass and is less likely to plug flash holes. Quicker cleaning saves tumbler life. You can also treat the media with Lyman Turbo Cleaner which is basically rouge in suspension with turps.

I don't know if I got the bottom of the barrel or what but the bag I got is just way to fine, it cleans well but all media does that, however as I sit here writing this I can still taste the powder in my mouth. all my brass and my separator are also covered with a fine layer of walnut powder. sorry Grafs not only am I not buying this stuff again I cant recommend your products any more if this is an example of your quality control

worked well cleaned an shined up some of my old brass i had forgot about an other brass i just got thx for great product

Great product at a great price. The media works well and really cleans brass. This will be my preferred media product.

Cleans brass without damage.

Very good quality , would be prefer a little heavier texture to the media.