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After taking a number of classes in carbine and handgun...2 or 3 days of it and the range is littered with thousands upon thousands of casings in the dirt (sometimes mud) over a very wide area. What typically happens to these? Do they get picked up by hand and reloaded? Some kind of machine that scoops them up? Always been curious. Suppose I'll ask the range folk next time I am out there....
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Depends on the location. Most accessable ranges will get picked over by reloaders or scavengers/recyclers first. If it is a paying range, they may have some schedule for cleanup and recycling to clear up the collected brass and debris. Open ranges in the BLM areas may not get that attention and the brass would just tarnish away there I suppose.
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When a guy I work with was in jail, they used to send the inmates to the county run shooting range and have them clean it all up.
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(yes, it's just brass casings. But there are FTF rounds that are still on the ground and still capable of being used.) |
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