This is a discussion on The NUT WIZARD. Tired of picking up brass! within the Reloading forums, part of the Defensive Ammunition & Ballistics category; The Nut Wizard Pick Up Nuts and Sweet Gumballs, Harvesting Pecans, Walnuts, Acorns http://www.thenutwizard.com/ammovideo.html I just got one of these things for picking up brass. ...
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The Nut Wizard Pick Up Nuts and Sweet Gumballs, Harvesting Pecans, Walnuts, Acorns
http://www.thenutwizard.com/ammovideo.html
I just got one of these things for picking up brass. This thing really works great. I have only tried it on a hard surface so I'll give you an after action report when I try it on grass.
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Used one at a demo. Very unimpressed. Leaves more behind than it picks up. I'll stick to using children as brass slaves.
07/02 FFL/SOT
Commercial ammunition reloader
I currently only serve local customers and do not ship ammunition. Thanks for understanding.
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I feel better to know that I am not alone.I'll stick to using children as brass slaves.
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It must be nice. The only brass MY kids would pick up was what came out of THEIR guns!Originally Posted by Tubby45
An armed society is a polite society. Manners are good when one may have to back up his acts with his life. - Robert A. Heinlein
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My son is a bit too young to go to the range with me, so I have no issues with using other people's children. :)
07/02 FFL/SOT
Commercial ammunition reloader
I currently only serve local customers and do not ship ammunition. Thanks for understanding.
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We have a couple of these at our outdoor IDPA club. Short of terribly muddy conditions, one person with the right sized roller can clean a bay in about the same time it takes four people playing brass monkey to do it by hand. They leave some behind, sure, but it saves a lot of wear-and-tear on the back!
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BAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAH..... Yep..... Works great.. :-)
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We use the Brass Buggy and it works great.
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Picking up brass is rather fun. Our club range is made of brass eating grass and I don't think anything would help short of burning it.
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What are you guys talking about. Don't you have a brass magnet like everyone else. LOL
That will be (hopefully) our club's next acquisition. I used it on other ranges and it is the dream of any reloader.
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I have 2 girls with me at the range and we make it a competition to see who can get the most brass after our plinking session. To the winner is a new crisp 10 dollar bill.
[One Nation Under God]
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When I was a child at the range picking up brass was great fun. I need to instill the same fun loving attitude in mine.
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Picked mine up at Home Depot next to the Cordless Exention Cords and the left handed monkey wrenches.
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A revolver makes picking up brass a breeze
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