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I'll have to try this!

ASMR level of chi-ching

If you can't put a price on your sight, then No sale

I’m definitely interested in getting another trommel now!

looking good

How much is the machine

Now we all know who is stealing everyone's brass during the shooting competition.

How can we get it for our organization.

ran mine for 2 years now.great working horse.great customer service.thanks

Gene, do you have a phone number I can give you a call regarding the machine?

Thanks for making an updated video, I need to get one!

I bet your neighbors love you. Lol.

Hello! Could you email me for more info on this hopper? Interested in how this functions. Thank you for your time and enjoy your videos!! mavrick.clark@hotmail.com

That is definitely a bad A$$ BRASS SORTER 👍 thanks for sharing Brother 👊

What stops cases from piggybacking on top of each other down the rollers?

Can we buy the 3D printed bins from you? If we have the old style?

hey i was just watching how awsome your machine turned out to be, regarding that i also wanted to talk to you about it, i work at the chilean army, and i was wondering if we could talk a bit about your machine since i work on an area that count tons of cases daily but as you know we dont actually have the budget the us army has. awsome machine and i hope we can talk soon!

What if the 3amp fuse keeps blowing? Controller won't adjust the roller speed!

how to smaller cases say 22 not fall into larger caliber slots?

This is a fantastic machine and Gene is super professional. We researched several roll sorters before purchasing this version and we're very happy with the decision.

I could watch this all day. I think we need a 2020 4K60p version lol

I don't want to be _"Negative Nelly,"_ but I don't see the advantage to spreading them on a towel.

How much

Contact info?

Now thats a system

Does this machine separate stacked cases (9 inside 40 inside 45 etc)?

Hi Gene, in which rpm area, do the roller sorter works? best regards Per

email sent

Pretty cool, but why won't you disclose the cost for one?

What is the make and model of this product?

how much is this ?

what do you get for one of these? $$

Want to buy one of these from you... How do we get ahold of you?

Would like to buy one of these... How do we get a hold of you?

Very innovative! Keep on Brassing!

That's pretty neat. How do you pick up your brass? We sell ammo picker uppers at 855sheller.com.

sent an email regarding these units - awesome machine!

can you build one for a Ultimate Sorter Model 4 I am looking to bye one if you can please email me my email is mikesreloading@yahoo.com thanks

I lost your info I would like to purchase one if you still build these my email is mikesreloading@yahoo.com thanks mike

was wondering if you build these and if so how munch

Is this only sorting pistol or does it do pistol and rifle brass.

Hello do you still make and sell these would like to purchase one if so thanks mike

A suggestion I would make is to incorporate a magnet system into this machine so that you can separate steel cased ammo. Whether it was on the track itself, or incorporated into the hopper system that would separate it altogether from the brass. If you wanted you could even build a secondary track system from the same hopper that separates the steel ammunition the same identical way it does the brass. Very impressive machine though :)

The machine in this video is the one I took delivery of. I used to use two Ultimate Sorters and now I'm using the one sorter and I have cut my sorting time of a raw bucket of range brass from about 2 hours down to 30 minutes. A raw bucket of range brass has steel & aluminum casings that need to be removed, 22LR/short that needs to be removed, as well as dirt and debris. Gene's sorter takes care of 98% + of the 22 casings for me (a lot less picking out by hand as the Ultimate Sorter only got about 20%), as well as the quirky 5.7x28mm and being able to put two 5-gallon buckets of brass in the hopper and walk away to process the buckets already run through the machine allows me to do two tasks at once which really saves time. The Ultimate Sorter had to be baby-sat and fed one scoop out of a bucket every few minutes. Final processing of the casings already run through the machine is now very easy as .223/5.56 and .380 are in one bucket and simply separating long vs short casings is much easier than pulling .223/5.56 out of 38, 357, 40, 10mm, and 357SIG ... and then having to run 9mm & smaller through another Ultimate Sorter plate to get the 9mm, 380, and then smaller separated. Similar process for all other calibers. Hint: You'll still need a table to pour out the sorted casings on to remove the steel (get a magnet from Home Depot or Lowes used for picking up nails from job sites) and aluminum (no way around having to do this by hand), the rare 22LR/short casings, and of course the "riders" - smaller cases in larger cases. Simply put, if you are in need of processing large quantities of brass (I process about 80 gallons - or sixteen 5-gallon buckets - per week on average off of my range), getting one of these machines is well worth the money. In my case, scrap metal value alone will pay for his machine in one month, and I make more selling to my reloading customers. Buddy Lichty Owner - Shooters Indoor Range & Gun Shop, Augusta GA