Picking up range brass

[DougJ]

I have a round 1 gallon jug that I cut an opening into opposite the handle about 1/3 the circumference of the jug. Makes it east for me to toss brass in there as I go, or walk around and pick it up.

[cwilliams]

I use this when I'm with a group of multiple people at a private range. It gives a nice target to toss a handful of brass in at once. You can buy a lid for it for not too much extra. Can never have enough buckets lying around! Beyond that, I'll just toss it back in my range bag or whatever else I have with me.

[Carcassonne]

Small pillow case.

Revolver brass goes back in the plastic case. All semi-auto brass gets put in the same bag. Sometimes I use a 12 pack soda box to put the brass in because I bring soda with me when I go camping and shooting for a few days.


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[AandO]

I mark my brass with a red sharpie to ID it. Also, I police the area of foreign brass before shooting to be a little more cautious.

I tend to make lots of 100 and toss them in freezer bags and then put them back into the bags they come out of before heading out.....works for me

[MrElectric03]

Gallon ziplock bags have always worked good for me.

[aleng888]

i use one of this

http://www.basspro.com/RangeMaxx-Mesh-Empties-Bag/product/1212031453/

[Mot Mi]

Gallon freezer zip lock bags or a 2-3 gallon bucket if I am going to literally pick up alpt of range brass. I have several ammo cans full of cleaned and tumbled brass right now. Haven't had the need to pick up brass besides my own in awhile.

[xfer42]

Plastic grocery store bags?

That's what I use. Double it up. Throw it away when done. Get them now while you can!

[kdsd731]

I bought a few small wire mesh baskets with handles at the dollar store. At the end I hand them out and everyone helps pick up the brass. I like the wire mesh because dirt and rocks fall through. Before that I just brought a 5 gallon bucket.

[enzo357]

I carry two of these. http://www.shootersconnectionstore.c...-Bag-P532.aspx

[fal_762x51]

I use a molle dump pouch on my belt.

[stilly]

I normally transport my ammo and mags in a plastic ammo box. When I'm done shooting I throw my used brass into my ammo can, with my empty mags.

I just got a new range bag that won't allow me to do this, without getting the bag dirty.

Anybody got any good tips/ideas for picking up and transporting used brass?

Cut the end off of an assembled FLAT RATE SMALL USPS box and use it as a scoop.

As for bags, I now carry all of my used brass in a different bag because I do not care to get things dirty, Of course, I intend to take all of the brass around me when I do this, so I got a messenger bag or seperate cloth/canvas bag that I fold up and stick inside my range bag. Actually, it kinda folds up and fits inside the usps box which sits inside on top of my range bag...

[Twystd1]

Homer bucket works for me if I am shooting all day outdoors. The bucket is also my trash container. I set a trash bag on top of the brass.

Ziplocks for indoor range.

Easy Peasy.

-T

[Squidward]

old socks; the ones without holes in them.

[ducky_0811]

Plastic coffee container, the big one, just put the top on so they don't spill