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Counting & Sorting Pistol Brass for Reloading 9mm
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2013
- Quick Fast Free Counting, Sorting and Inspecting Pistol Brass for loading on my Dillon xl 650 press. Easily find 380 Auto brass hidden in 9mm brass. Also 40 S&W and 45 ACP cases stand out nicely. Discarded ammo trays from factory ammo is all that is required.
I'm able to quickly count out and load a nice even number of 9mm shell cases then toss them in the hopper of my press. If I want to load 500 9mm rounds for the evening, I quickly count and inspect 500 brass cases and load five primer tubes. The last primer matches the last piece of brass!
The best part is I never get any 380 brass mixed in with my 9mm.
The ammo trays used in the video are from factory Blazer 40 S&W packages.
Excellent idea. After loading for 15 years I've never thought of this.
Thanks so much for sharing this. It is so simple that it's almost impossible to believe. I used a Dillon, 100 round plastic ammo storage box that the hinge crack off on and am in awe with how fast and easy this works. Have already shared this with a couple friends and their thoughts are exactly the same. Thanks again for this GREAT time saving tip.
Excellent tip. I have been reloading for about 4 years and these are some fantastic time saving tips. Thanks for posting this.
Gonna get four .40 cal inserts and glue them together - brilliant! Thanks.
Thanks for the good idea on how to speed up the sorting process. I love low cost alternate ways to get things done efficiently. Beats spending close to $40 for the separating bucket system and it is way easier store.
You, sir, are brilliant.
Before I started to reload again I threw away hundreds of those trays. Just bought some off eBay because of your video. Great idea and real pro video. Excellent job!!!
Excellent Tip! I'm going to have to look in the garbage next time for some 40/45 trays to do this.
I save everything....don't know why, but the moment I throw something away, I need it. Well, I'm glad I decided to keep those trays, even though I wasn't sure what to do with them. They also make great risers (for painting/varnishing), combined with those steel cased shells that I for some reason save too. Great tip!
Thanks for sharing this. Thats great way to sort 380 from 9mm which is really a pain when the eyes are getting old like mine are starting to.
Awesome! Sometime the greatest ideas are the simplest. Thanks for sharing this.
Of course now i find this video, After spending 10 hours sorting 10,000rds of brass. 9mm. .40, and .45 with .380 and .38. I wish i would've seen this sooner. Oh well. Will still work great for last inspection before the reloader.
You, my friend, deserve a award
I loved this idea. Works really well especially since I reload mostly 380 and 9mm. Thanks bunches.
Very good idea - wish I had thought of that sooner. Thanks for posting.
I have to say, this is quite a nice trick! Thanks for sharing
Dude! That is one of the MOST Helpful videos EVER! And you presented the material well!
Congrats.
And Thank you.
great help, thank you, and also recycles and repurposes used trays.
WOW,,,,,, never thought about doing that,,,,,, GREAT idea,,,, for me could be mixed brass but i have been sitting around sorting,,,, takes a long time to do that
I kept a bunch of trays just because I'm like man there has to be something I can do with those .. brilliant!
Excellent idea and well explained, thank you.
This works fantastic to eliminate 380. I just eyeball them. They stand out or in.... I use two trays, flip it over and inspect both sides and all the edges for splits. Use the 40 cal trays.
Very useful tips. Thank you.
awesome, thanks for sharing that with us...its going to come in very handy with 40/10mm and 45colt/44mag/44spl
Speechless. Why the hell didn't I think of that?!?!?!?!
Very ingenious! Thank you!
Most excellent idea! Thank you
A great video! helps me a lot this is how I'm going to start sorting my brass
That is a great idea . Thanks !
That's genius.
very slick😉thnx 4 sharing.
awesome! thanks for sharing!
This would have been handy to know last night since I just sorted 2 5 gallon buckets of 40 s&w
Thank you for this. You are my favorite person on the internet.
great tip! :D... I'm trying it now. Thanks!
Wonderful Post.
Thank you very much. You have saved me hours. Buddhas
Extremely helpful, thank you.
I actually started doing something similar a few months ago. For those trays, Federals come with them.
Brilliant Sir, Thank You!!!!!!
Wow that's cool
Nice! Thanks
Great vid.
you are a genius. why didn't I think of this?????????
Certainly faster than my method of using my weak old eyes and holding each case. I'll give that a try!
nice, thanks
This is great
Genius!
Damn. Awesome. I was wondering how to deal with that. Does that work with a reloaded round once full or does the bullet weight makes them fall upside down?
does anyone else just wana dig their hands throu that brass?
That looks almost like magic. Is it much more difficult with a tray from the same cartridge?
+FieroGT42 I've found that a size up from the caliber you're working with lets the brass fall into the tray much better.
Excellent tip, thanks. What do the NATO rounds look like. I just started loading 9 mm tonight.
+rawouch Most NATO rounds are marked with circle that contains a cross. Google NATO Headstamp for pictures.
what kind of magnifying glass is that?
+N Stiv Just something I picked up at Staples or Office Max. Basically whatever was on sale. LED lights with a magnifying glass in the middle mounted to an articulating arm.
does anyone else just wana dig their hands throu that brass?