Look what my Girlfriend brought home from work...

[Lifeon2whls]

So I get home the other day and find this bin waiting for me. Its about 1/3 full and probably weighs close to 75lbs. The brass came from a M249 that was used as a promotional stunt and she grabbed the brass and brought it home. A lot of it is pretty beat up but can still be sold for scrap, etc...however all of the links from the belt are still in there. What's cool is that it looks like they used the bin as a brass catcher...you can see where the brass was hitting the bin.

[five.five-six]

We need pics of the GF.

[CS25]

We need pics of the GF.

I thought the same thing!

Hahah, she sounds like a keeper.

[chrisf]

Where does she work?

[Cali-Shooter]

Sounds like you have a WIN girlfriend with a WIN job.

[ponderosa]

Rat-a-tat-tat! Cool!

[Lifeon2whls]

I'll see if I can grab a few with her and the AR and/or Glock this weekend up at Angeles.

[ckyrulez]

We need pics of the GF.

I thought the same thing!

We're still waiting...

[Scratch705]

what kind of promotional stunt used a full auto m249? cause i wish i was there to witness it!

[NoNOS67]

Dang, I need to teach mine to do that!

[whatpain]

can you use blank brass for live ammo?

[Kinsel83]

Yeah, where does she work? Sounds like something I might like.

[12:13]

Yeah, but can she cook?
j/k
Definitely a keeper!

[saki302]

Bent/dinged necks will be taken care of with the sizing die- if they dumped brass straight into the bin, I bet most of it will be just fine. It's stomping on it later which really ruins it

-Dave

[Lifeon2whls]

Yeah, where does she work? Sounds like something I might like.

Ad Agency...she asked that I do not disclose where or what the stunt was...but it was to promote a new product. Pretty cool, wish I could have been there to witness, definitely not something that they do on a regular basis.