14 June 2004, 04:26
BohicaKitty Litter
Hi All!
Just a quick note. Awhilr back a guy came into the shop and was watching me clean brass preparitory to making some new cases for my 25 Souper. I make this from L.C. [WRA] brass for just plinking. The good stuff I use the NM stuff. Anyway, this WRA stuff dates back to Nam 1967 etc. It NEEDS cleaning so I use Kitty Litter as the first step and then corn cob it. This guy asks what I was using and I [stupidly] pointed to my cats litter box and said "cat litter". Off he went. The next thing I know I am being bad-mouthed and called him. He tells me his wife and kids are POed and the house is a mess. I guess I should have told him to use New- UNUSED Kitty Litter!!! Whoda thunk!!!!
Aloha, Mark[ in Or]
14 June 2004, 11:21
LeftoverdjYou coulda been using kitty litter as flux for casting. I don't even wanna think what used kitty litter would smell like for that.
Don't forget the CLAY type kitty litter is the BEST bullet stopper and test media out there. I have yet to find a round that will penetrate a foot of the stuff, including the 458 Win Mag and the 375 RUM.
14 June 2004, 16:22
Ray GunterSabot, tels us about 'kitty litter' as a ballistic medium.
I'm interested.
15 June 2004, 03:12
CollinsYep, I'm interesed too. How much water to turn the dry stuff into a good backstop?
15 June 2004, 04:29
Ray GunterI bet that ballistic 'kitty litter' works best if the cats still do'n his thang.

15 June 2004, 15:15
Shooter973I use cheap, clean kitty litter in my sandbags.(Shot Bags)When I go shooting or when I need to sight in a rifle. Lots lighter than sand and very stable. And when the bags get to black from shooting handguns over them the cat gets the litter and I get a new bag. Works well as a shoulder bag when shooting really big bores at high velocity.
