September 23, 2010

Hornady Lock-N-Load Sonic Case Cleaner

By Shooting Times Staff Report

Hornady's brand-new case cleaning system uses ultrasonic action and a unique cleaning solution (called One Shot Sonic Clean) to remove residue from the entire fired cartridge case.

Unlike tumblers, the sonic cleaner cleans the inside of the cases as well as the primer pockets.

According to the company, the ultrasonic action creates microjets that blast carbon buildup off cases, small gun parts, and equipment.

The Lock-N-Load Sonic Cleaner can hold up to 200 .223 cases or 100 .308 cases.

Watch for a review in a future issue.

MSRP: $134. 308-382-1390

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