New tool, new mistake

[drklynoon]

Yeah, Plate I ran some .45 LC today and had a .50 and a .32 mag get mixed into the batch. Only a couple is no big deal. I also went and reorganized my case organization system. No more coffee cans and ziploc bags.

[Moonie]

I think we have all been there, looking at 2 piles of brass right now, one 9mm the other 40, yup, running them in 2 batches...

[MTSWAGER]

yep i did that too, 9mm and 40. i drained all the media out and ran them in the tumbler for a while, most of them came apart, the ones that didn't went in the scrap bin.

[zuke]

It doesn't matter how many people tell you, once you do it yourself it's one of those life lesson's!

[ascast]

We aren't laughing at you, we are laughing with you (even though you may not be laughing)...

apparently it is a very common "ONE ONLY FIRST TIMER" mistake

lol maybe the manual should say this lol

[Went2kck]

Someone sells little net bags for doing cases that could get stuck together. I am going to save the bag off of some little cutie oranges and try to use that to keep 357 and 45 apart. I figure if it works I am money ahead. The bags off cheese the bonamy might work to. Just a cheep guys idea. that why I spend hundreds on reloading stuff to save money.

[drklynoon]

I'm not sure what kind of sack may reduce case sticking without reducing effectiveness. Right now, I am planning on just waiting until I have a large enough batch of one caliber or only matching stuff that isn't a big deal. The .357/ .45 ACP isn't too hard to pull apart but I make a lot of empty .45 ACP so they will run by themselves.