@#!**%# .380 brass......

[CMV]

Sure, how much is it worth to you? Seriously.

I'll buy you a cheeseburger if you sort all my large/small primer .45

 

[sparkyv]

Here is what I do now. Makes it easy to inspect 9mm for stepped cases, NATO headstamps (crimped primers) and 380, 9mak, 38super cases.

This is what I do now, too. Thanks, Toprudder for showing us how to do this. It works GREAT!

 

[Toprudder]

I'll buy you a cheeseburger if you sort all my large/small primer .45

LOL. It would have to be a mighty good cheesburger.

 

[Rule3]

Sure, how much is it worth to you? Seriously.

Seriously? Nothingm you don't have the cool separator.

I have the brass sorter for many years.

 

[doubleh]

I'm pretty low tech. I just look at the bottom when I'm sorting 380 from 9 mil. It's written on there plainly and I'm too old to get in a hurry anymore. The main problem I have with my 380 brass is that it apparently has legs and runs off as soon as it hits the ground. I have very little trouble picking up my empties (other than bending over to do it) except for the 380 and they just disappear for the most part and I have to ferret the stuff out and usually miss some.

 

[kmw1954]

The main problem I have with my 380 brass is that it apparently has legs and runs off as soon as it hits the ground. I have very little trouble picking up my empties (other than bending over to do it) except for the 380 and they just disappear for the most part and I have to ferret the stuff out and usually miss some.

I seem to have that same problem and thought it was only me. I swear the stuff just evaporates!

 

[greyling22]

I've loaded a 380 as a 9mm before. And it actually chambered and fired. Same with 9mm mak. I hate that mak stuff, but thankfully I don't see it around much any more.