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Toprudder- better hide your Elmer Fudd...they are coming after his gun...
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Tricks for Sorting .380 and 9mm
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It’s not practice when you have buckets of brass you need to separate , it’s just what it is . A necessity that results in Experience
My buddy is RSO and I’m currently training to be and a member at the range I shoot . I don’t need to pick up brass I get it by the bucket full if I want . I just recently separated a 5 gallon bucket full of very mixed brass . This is how I know it’s way better to separate them when you only have one or two in your hand rather than a 5 gallon bucket full of crap
I use a nut roller to pick up the brass. I don't touch it till it's time to sort the bucket.
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Same here. Use of nut roller helps save my back. I use the Garden Weasel small nut gatherer which picks up 9mm to .223 brass - https://www.acehardware.com/departments/lawn-and-garden/gardening-tools/gardening-tools/7464217
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LiveLife
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Ahhh yes, the brass vac ... the ultimate for the brass hound!
- https://www.thehighroad.org/index.php?threads/brass-vacuum.849592/For me, whatever brass Garden Weasel small nut gatherer left behind, I use the Unger grabber to pick them up (Unger grabber will even pick up 22LR brass) - https://www.amazon.com/Unger-Profes...BRYB89ECWNB&psc=1&refRID=QYC8BFW12BRYB89ECWNB
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Dudedog
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I am the same way, I will pick up just one more, just one more and 45 minutes later....
Ironicaintit
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Tagged for when I’m not as spry as the younger me
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For me it's one more ... one more ... then a mag dump pile ... more mag dump pile.
I am the same way, I will pick up just one more, just one more and 45 minutes later....
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