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| If there's an easy way of doing this, I'd sure like to hear about it. Sorting range brass is one of the more tedious jobs I've done. |
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| I HAVE MY SON'S DO IT BY CLASS PISTOL IN ONE BOX RIFLE IN ANOTHER STEEL,ALUMINUM IN THERE OWN SO THEY CAN SCRAP OUT THE JUNK THEN I CLEAN IT AND PUT IN THERE PROPER BINS ON A SHELF UNIT TEL I NEED IT. HAVE A GOOD DAY WELLS |
| | | Posts: 13 | Location: LANSING,MICHIGAN | Registered: 23 September 2004 | 
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I HAVE MY SON'S DO IT BY CLASS PISTOL IN ONE BOX RIFLE IN ANOTHER STEEL,ALUMINUM IN THERE OWN SO THEY CAN SCRAP OUT THE JUNK THEN I CLEAN IT AND PUT IN THERE PROPER BINS ON A SHELF UNIT TEL I NEED IT. HAVE A GOOD DAY WELLS
Lol Wells, I was thinking more along the lines of automation, not child labor!  My son is only 7 now anyway, and his "help" sorting the last batch... well, let's just say he did his painstaking best!
So it sounds like no one has come up with an effective means yet. Ok, got it, looks like I will have to pioneer the concept. Stay tuned for further developments!
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| My WIFE sorts out any range brass I bring home  Got to love a good woman. She also cleans the loading room (primers on the floor etc), boxes ammo, de-cosmolenes milsurp rifles, dosn't complain about my cleaning rifles on the dinning room table, helps skin, gut, and process game, points out stray cats that need shooting, etc |
| | | Posts: 2124 | Location: Whittemore, MI, USA | Registered: 07 March 2002 |
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| Tailgunner, I don't care if she's carrying an extra 50lbs and is cross eyed, you would do well to hang on to that one. Be sure to pat her on the butt and tell her you love her every so often. The gals thrive on that sort of stuff. |
| | | Posts: 2037 | Location: frametown west virginia usa | Registered: 14 October 2001 |
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She also cleans the loading room (primers on the floor etc), boxes ammo, de-cosmolenes milsurp rifles, dosn't complain about my cleaning rifles on the dinning room table, helps skin, gut, and process game
Sounds exactly like my wife except she won't gut deer... |
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Sorry, she dosn't have a sister. |
| | | Posts: 2124 | Location: Whittemore, MI, USA | Registered: 07 March 2002 |
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Mus' be sump'm wrong wit me. I enjoy sortin' brass.
Me too  I sort mine by calibers I use, calibers I will be using someday and calibers I might use someday  My first hour at the range is spent walking around and picking up brass, if I get there early enought to beat the other brass hounds that is.
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What kinds of quantities are you talking about here? Cuz my first batch is about 3/4 of a 5-gal bucket, with about 10 more waiting on me to figger this out.
Yeah, I enjoy handling brass & stuff, is why I just built my own vibrating "tumbler" for about $16. But I imagine there are somewhere around 4,000 rounds in that bucket.... me wants to spend more time reloading than sorting! 
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| | | Posts: 148 | Location: Alabama | Registered: 03 December 2004 |
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| Well I'll admit that I don't have anywhere near that much but I sort mine as I collect it. The "good" stuff I clean right off the bat, the rest can wait until I have a need for it.
Mostly I store it in Tupperware containers or the Gladware containers you can now buy at Wally World on the cheap.
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