It actually works!

[Texas10mm]

A couple of weeks ago I ordered the metal .380 plate for my shell sorter set. I've been having a problem with .380 brass in my 9mm brass. It really breaks the rhythm on a progressive press when those little buggers come through.

Yesterday I decided to try it out. I took 100 9mm cases and mixed in 20 .380 cases and threw them on the sorter.

I got 21 .380 cases out of the batch. I guess my visual inspection of the 100 wasn't quite perfect. So I sorted around three gallons of 9mm brass. It took me about 10 minutes. I got quite a few .380 out of the mix.

Next up will be the four gallons of mixed range brass I need to clean and separate.

 

[jak67429]

Where did you get the 380 plate?

 

[RandyP]

That multi-color plastic bin set is fantastic. I added the .380 plate for the same reason. I put some feet extensions on my metal plate using Menards hardware. also works great. See Post #17 in this thread:

https://www.thehighroad.org/index.php?threads/brass-sorter-review.805739/
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[jmorris]

Next up will be the four gallons of mixed range brass I need to clean and separate.

A 5 gallon bucket is about 15min on the sorter I built.

 

[Texas10mm]

Where did you get the 380 plate?

https://www.shellsorter.com/products/shell-sorter-380-plate

 

[Texas10mm]

A 5 gallon bucket is about 15min on the sorter I built.

Not all of us have your skills.