Review on 💪 Enhance Reloading Efficiency with the Frankford Arsenal Quick-N-EZ Standard Media Separator by Amber Perez

Up until now I've simply dipped my gloved hands into the falling medium to save brass cases. It's slow, messy and sometimes doesn't allow you to extract all the cases from the toggle switch. Login to this gadget. It's made of durable, heavy-duty plastic and fits a 5-gallon bucket perfectly. I simply pour the contents of the wooden bowl into the strainer, shake it a bit and any medium that doesn't get stuck in the bowls falls into the bucket. Quick and easy and I know I have everything out of the bowl to do. Then I can select cases individually from the sieve, knock out the media and sort them at my leisure. Very convenient. The only improvement I would like is that the screen holes are a bit smaller. The current size holes will catch almost any caliber you want to reload, but the .22LR cases will slip through and fall into the bucket. I don't reload the .22LR, of course, but it often gets mixed up with the various brasses I choose from inventory and it would be nice if it didn't fall back into the ammo bucket.