Can this be used to collect 9mm brass shells?
385930
I used it for acorns-approximately 5/8" to 3/4" diameter 1" long, smaller than a golf ball or walnut. At the center of the rotating bowl the wires are spaced about 3/8" apart.
385931
The tines on this basket are too far apart. This is for more like walnuts or golf balls.
385932
I would say no. The openings are probably not narrow enough to hold the shells.
385933
I doubt it. I would guess a golf ball size and shape would be the smallest. Works great for walnuts.
888081
Intended for strings...don't know if it works with brass. Operates on vibrations.
477267
It worked on mine pretty well it's just really bulky and it does work itself lose on the screw that holds the plexiglass cage on the plastic rod. But other than that it's nice not having to spend the time picking up brass after a long range day.
247441
It does work on 9mm. I have been using it to clean up the edges of the primer pockets and have had far fewer primer insertion failures.
737381
I would not think you have a problem. Brass is pretty soft...The bore is pretty hard. If it were mine, I wouldn't be too concerned.
1688455
Yes, you can use it to load .45ACP. I ran into a problem however, the 45acp requires a crimp on the brass. I have been told that this loader will crimp the brass, but Im not sure how. Hopefully, someone will come along shortly and explain that!
656171
For the money it does a good job of polishing brass. I always wash my deprimed brass in soapy water and dry them well before putting in the device. I use crushed walnut shells from the pet store (cheaper) and have had good luck!
477271
The brass catcher is awesome as long as your rifle is cycling well. No worries with melting mesh and easy to empty. Not so great if you have many ftf or fte since it's kind of a pain to put on and take off. It should come with quick release scope rings for the price.
609440
No, it comes with a white plastic basket with wire handles that suffices for brass and gun parts. I use the Hornady cleaners specific for brass and gun parts depending on what I am cleaning.
2182688
No, mine will not hold any shotgun shells, maybe it will hold 410 shells tho !
2213126
Out of the box it can reload only 45ACP brass. I purchased an additional shell plate which will allow reloading 9mm brass (I also ordered the appropriate 9mm dies and small primer feeder). I think each plate can accommodate several brass shell sizes.
2094504
This is a dry tumbler you use it for cleaning brass Ammo that you are reloading
929097
You need #19 to hold the 9mm shell casing. And hand press good only for primers. Hope this help.
1236773
I am not sure, I am a jeweler and used thid for polishing wampum (quahog shells / hard clam shells) and it worked wonderfully for that purpose. Sorry, I am probably not much help.
247438
I havent used it on 9mm, but the small pistol primer and small rifle primer are almost the exact same size. I would have no problem using it on a 9mm case to remove the military crimp.
789834
What kind of rocks? I'll try and let you know. I know it works great on brass shells.
1636584
It should work as long as you only cycled the pump to eject the shell and not load a new shell. It catches the spent shell but leaves part of the shell in the chamber. I use mine on a semi auto and only load one shell at a time. Good for trap shooting as it eliminates the need to pick up your spent shells off the ground when finished.