What to do with range pick up

[ar15barrels]

Im still new to reloading and collecting my brass. Every time I come back from the range, I end up with a hand full of brass calibers that I dont reload. Currently Im just throwing them all in a large bucket but Im starting to wonder if I should be sorting the unused brass as well. Im just not sure I want 5-10 small bins of brass I dont reload. What is everyone doing with the range brass they dont reload before storage?

Save it.
Eventually you will end up with enough to get guns in those other cartridges.

[rsrocket1]

I did that with 9mm. Had a bunch, then ran across a set of dies on special so I bought it. Now that I had real money into the caliber, I had to buy a gun for it.

[stilly]

Im still new to reloading and collecting my brass. Every time I come back from the range, I end up with a hand full of brass calibers that I dont reload. Currently Im just throwing them all in a large bucket but Im starting to wonder if I should be sorting the unused brass as well. Im just not sure I want 5-10 small bins of brass I dont reload. What is everyone doing with the range brass they dont reload before storage?

I wait until I can not screw down the GAMMA lid on my bucket, then I will sort the whole thing out (takes about 2 hours) and then any odd calibers get put into a container to be traded for things I like.

I do not reload .40 right now, but I have a ton of it to trade for .44 or 10mm if someone wanted to. I also have various other calibers that I have come across out in the field. 270, 243, 30-06, 30-30, you name it...