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MoJo wrote:
I was hoping you were joking but, such an obvious question deserved an obvious answer.

Get a brass wizard - - - you won't have to get down on the floor or touch the brass till you can clean it.

That is way cool. http://www.uniquetek.com/site/696296/product/T1310" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Have you ever carried it to an indoor range? I don't think it would fit in my range bag.

I try to carry out the amount of brass I took in but I will admit that I end up with a little more When I go to the range with my wife I have to work hard to find her 380 brass. The majority on the floor is 9mm, 45, or 40. So I end up sorting through a lot of really dirty brass from crooks and crannys. This gizmo would simplify things.

MoJo wrote:

fulano wrote:

Jrangel wrote:I've heard that at MSC, two clients started an argument over the brass pickup. So the owner decided to apply the no brass pick up rule.

Just my 2 cents.

Were they armed?

They were at a shooting range weren't they?

¿Surely you realize I was joking? Although... it could have gotten nasty.....I mean when I pick up my brass my hands get beyound dirty. Do they ever wash the floors of those places??

Jrangel wrote:I've heard that at MSC, two clients started an argument over the brass pickup. So the owner decided to apply the no brass pick up rule.

Just my 2 cents.

Were they armed?