Sorting brass for reloading with the "Shell Sorter" kit

[Rastislav110]

Gloves not glass :-) Thanks for tutorial by the way. If I were you I wouldn't buy it anymore, because it seemed to me more like a garbage in comparison with brass collection.

[wiederladerTv]

@Rastislav110 did I say glass? Sorry. I think the Shell Sorter is ok...it works.

[pingpong909]

awesome video. I wonder if the range i go to would sell me that much brass.

[wiederladerTv]

@pingpong909 Thanks...I pay some cents more per kg than the scrapyardl so the shooting range is happy when I need some brass.

[vash241987]

Also you guys dont have .40 S&W over there?

[wiederladerTv]

@vash241987 Oh we have but not as much as in the USA. Most guys here shoot the 9mm Luger, 38 specail and 45 ACP.

[vash241987]

@wiederladerTv one less caliber to sort huh? How much did you pay for that? I'm only a 1 month old reloader currently only reloading 9mm, this makes me wanna go to my outdoor range and just pickup brass all day lol.

[wiederladerTv]

@vash241987 Welcome to the club buddy! For the brass I had to pay 3,- € per kg. For the shell sorter I had to pay 35,- €.

[vash241987]

@wiederladerTv so Im guessing that would be cheaper since you have to sort, clean, deprime and resize it yourself. I know my local indoor has big containers that brass is put in, but I wonder if they would be willing to sell it to me. I might have to buy a "brass wizard' though cause getting on your hands and knees can get old fast, espically in the 100F weather here.

[vash241987]

Lucky!!!!

[BubbaRountree]

As usual, great vid brother!! ;)

[wiederladerTv]

@BubbaRountree Thanks brother! ;-)

[314299]

Interesting. I take it that brass came from an indoor range? Here our ranges are outdoor and unwanted brass is free for the taking if you want to pick it up.

[wiederladerTv]

@314299 Yes it came from an indoor range. Free brass sounds great...I would pick it up for hours and hours! ;-)

[314299]

@wiederladerTv The only issue with the brass from our outdoor range is that it often gets stepped on and can be full of dirt and clay, it takes awhile to clean up before it is fit to reload. But the price is right! The RCMP are qualifying this week at our range so there will be a lot of 9mm to pick up!

[RemMan700]

Man that is a lot of brass! You could save the .22LR cases and swage them into bullets for .223 Remington.

[fusil56300]

Bonjour, superb video my friend. How much did you get back for the scrap? Or did you swap it for lead??????? Merci, fusil56300

[wiederladerTv]

@fusil56300 Thanks buddy. I don't know how much I get for the scrap but I would not swap it for lead...if got 1200 Kg lead in store. That's enough for some bullets! ;-)

[jixxerbill]

thanks man for sorting it for me.....now please send me the 9mm,.40 and the .45...thanks..lol ..great job man thanks for showing us .......bill

[wiederladerTv]

@jixxerbill LOL....no no, it's for me only! Sorry buddy.

[buzzclark]

Great Idea - & in time plus recycling - it will pay for itself. Sincerely, JAMES.

[wiederladerTv]

@buzzclark Yes, it pay for itself. Great source for brass.

[spinesales]

Oh man thats a lot of brass!!!!! Nice way of sorting it though. How much did it cost you for all that brass. WOW thats a lot of 9mm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[wiederladerTv]

@spinesales I had to pay 400 € for 330 lbs. I think it's a good deal.

[1unaveragejoe]

Thanks, cool video.

[wiederladerTv]

@1unaveragejoe Thanks bud. Nice to hear that you like this video.

[bearing01]

That is a lot of brass.

The way I do it - stack the 3 sorters with the black (9mm) on bottom, blue (.40 cal) in the middle and yellow (.45 cal) on the top. Separate them a little with your fingers. As you shake them all together the brass will separate all in one step. Considering there ls a lot of lead dust in all that brass I also suggest you wash your clothes separately. /John

[wiederladerTv]

@bearing01 Yes I wash my clothes separately. I try it your way next time.