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  • Younggun

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    Less dirt will stick to a smooth finish.


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    Younggun

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    Have you measured the amount of dirt on shiny and "cleaned" (non shiny) to come to your decision?

    I use turtle wax on my brass. It has 0 dirt so there is nothing to measure.


    It would also be environment dependent.



    TBH though, I really don’t care and the only true advantage I’ve found personally is that shiny brass is easier to find in the grass after I shoot it. That can matter sometimes to me but I don’t go to much effort for it.


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    Charlie

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    I use turtle wax on my brass. It has 0 dirt so there is nothing to measure.


    It would also be environment dependent.



    TBH though, I really don’t care and the only true advantage I’ve found personally is that shiny brass is easier to find in the grass after I shoot it. That can matter sometimes to me but I don’t go to much effort for it.


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    Agreed!
     
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