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If you process a lot of brass, or just don't want to waste a lot of time, this is a fantastic way to separate dry or wet (ss pins) media from your brass. A new one sells for $81.99 but you can buy my used one for $40. It's got some miles on it but still works as if new!
From Dillon:
CM-2000 CASE/MEDIA SEPARATOR
Stock Number: 20675
After we sold thousands of our famous first-generation FL-2000 case cleaners, customers who had purchased them began asking us to address the problem of separating the cleaned and polished brass from the cleaning media.
We knew from the beginning that the simplest method of separating would be a rotating cage, but we had to find a design we could manufacture economically. Our problem was that it had to be BIG -- big enough to handle the entire load of the FL-2000-series case cleaners.
The solution was an injection molded reversible part. It's simple, and it works great. The CM-2000 Case/Media Separator is large, 10" x 14", and will hold more than 1,600 .38 Special cases. It sits on a large media collection tub that measures 18" x 22". The tub keeps the mess off the floor and bench. It's fast, so fast it will remove media from 1500 rounds of .223 brass in a matter of seconds. That's plenty of space to take on the first generation FL-2000 or it's replacement the CV-2001.
$81.99
Her's what a new one looks like at $81.99
For sale mask to mask only (thanks for understanding). Prefer to meet at Cabelas just off I-5 at the Tualatin exit or at REI Bridgeport or Dicks on Boone's Ferry.
If you want an item, reply to the ad that you'll take it, then text me to arrange a time and place. If you can't meet within 3 days at one of my preferred places, make alternative arrangements with me before posting that you'll take it. First to reply in the ad that they'll take it, gets it. Text for questions and meeting arrangements at 503.358.914zero.
Once you say you'll take it, if you don't respond to my texts or PMs for 24 hours, I will assume you've backed out and will sell to the next buyer. Sorry to be so strict, but too many people have flaked out recently.
From Dillon:
CM-2000 CASE/MEDIA SEPARATOR
Stock Number: 20675
After we sold thousands of our famous first-generation FL-2000 case cleaners, customers who had purchased them began asking us to address the problem of separating the cleaned and polished brass from the cleaning media.
We knew from the beginning that the simplest method of separating would be a rotating cage, but we had to find a design we could manufacture economically. Our problem was that it had to be BIG -- big enough to handle the entire load of the FL-2000-series case cleaners.
The solution was an injection molded reversible part. It's simple, and it works great. The CM-2000 Case/Media Separator is large, 10" x 14", and will hold more than 1,600 .38 Special cases. It sits on a large media collection tub that measures 18" x 22". The tub keeps the mess off the floor and bench. It's fast, so fast it will remove media from 1500 rounds of .223 brass in a matter of seconds. That's plenty of space to take on the first generation FL-2000 or it's replacement the CV-2001.
$81.99
Her's what a new one looks like at $81.99
For sale mask to mask only (thanks for understanding). Prefer to meet at Cabelas just off I-5 at the Tualatin exit or at REI Bridgeport or Dicks on Boone's Ferry.
If you want an item, reply to the ad that you'll take it, then text me to arrange a time and place. If you can't meet within 3 days at one of my preferred places, make alternative arrangements with me before posting that you'll take it. First to reply in the ad that they'll take it, gets it. Text for questions and meeting arrangements at 503.358.914zero.
Once you say you'll take it, if you don't respond to my texts or PMs for 24 hours, I will assume you've backed out and will sell to the next buyer. Sorry to be so strict, but too many people have flaked out recently.
