How to TIPS for Cleaning old shotgun shell finds for displaying and collecting.

This may help with some of you diggers out there finding these old shells. They are nice to display in a board for and collecting and showing some history. Hope this helps. Please leave a comment and feel free to ask any questions on cleaning. Below is a link for dating old shotgun shells. THANKS FOR WATCHING
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[@bluetrue6062]

Thanks! Enjoy your videos.

[@donnielaws7020]

Your very welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@makeupmebeautiful5604]

Thanks for the video!! Helpful info!!

[@donnielaws7020]

Your very welcome my friend.

[@scottausmus1142]

Thanks for the cleaning tips....I've found some myself.

[@donnielaws7020]

You are so welcome!

[@bettyfeliciano7322]

I always wondered how you cleaned those up when you found them buried out in the woods! And now I know! Thanks Donnie for the tutorial! I’m sure you helped a lot of collectors. Blessings always my friend! ❤️😊✝️

[@donnielaws7020]

Thanks for sharing this my friend. Not many people collect them. Your very welcome.

[@SouthwestVirginian]

Thanks for the lesson. I found a few in a load of dirt and almost discarded not knowing what they were. Like you mentioned, not really worth anything but they have some historic value. Appreciate the time you put into your videos and hope you can get back out there soon. Get well and keep on keepin' on!

[@donnielaws7020]

So true my friend. Thanks for sharing this. God bless you. Your very welcome.

[@Zotek7263]

Thanks you for the tutorial, I know how to clean my cartridges now. (from france🇫🇷)

[@donnielaws7020]

Awesome my friend. Thanks for sharing this. Your very welcome.

[@6stringer01]

Thank You, Excellent video.

[@donnielaws7020]

Your very welcome. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@denane44]

I love how you have these displayed. Very original.

[@donnielaws7020]

Thanks

[@life_at_sycamorehouse]

Yep they look great.

[@markchoate9021]

Donnie, is this the same basic process that you use on cleaning other metals such as iron, lead, etc?

[@donnielaws7020]

More or less. A steel bush followed by finishing with a brass brush is the best. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@markchoate9021]

@@donnielaws7020 Thank you, sir.

[@stigolsson1982]

Thanks for an interesting video.

[@donnielaws7020]

Glad you enjoyed it my friend.

[@jimmymalone3494]

Interesting thanks for sharing

[@donnielaws7020]

You are very welcome

[@donniecarrico1028]

Thanks for sharing !!!

[@donnielaws7020]

My pleasure!!

[@SwampRatNation]

Nice cleaning set up, I’m always worried about damaging the really old headstamps I find when I clean them up

[@donnielaws7020]

You and me both! Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@jamesgray1876]

Looks good

[@donnielaws7020]

Thanks

[@RelicHuntingSouthTexas]

Good ideas for cleaning! They really do shine up nice!

[@donnielaws7020]

They really do, some are just to far gone to clean. Thanks so much for watching. If you have notice most detectors look down on us that like to find them, But I'm trying to change that way of thinking. They are fun to find and date. Thanks again.