Don't forget to sweep your brass forward!

[Greg-Dawg]

When shooting at an indoor range and if there's a broom around, please sweep it!

[Splinter]

Just remember not to sweep MY brass forward!

[chickenfried]

I don't do it, don't want to kick up any lead dust. I do clean up the bench however.

[bohoki]

if i get a broom in my had i sweep brass back toward my station and into my bag

[thebloodsonthewall]

if i get a broom in my had i sweep brass back toward my station and into my bag

Same here. Unless they are aluminum casings.

[smokingloon]

you can move the brass towards me.

[AndrewMendez]

Hell if you dont want it I will gladly take it home, wash it and reload it!

[Greg-Dawg]

To one problem, there's ten solutions...

[nick]

THAT is what I've been looking for! Do you know of anyone selling it?

[Cardinal Sin]

For you Ill leave a pile of brass on your truck J/K see you at the range

[DisgruntledReaper]

Damn with the price of ammo i always ask if guys are collecting their brass or if I can have it...then I get it....I have become a brass hoarder/slut/whatever.

Have to ask though, anyone else have a run in at a range where they 'claim'ownership' of any brass that is not yours? I have but tell them it is all mine since i have asked the actual people who shot the ammo. They get bent out of shape,guess you can make some $$ with cleaning and selling once fired brass...

[762cavalier]

I have one of those. It works OK until it gets about half full of brass then it starts to throw my groups off.

[tuna quesadilla]

You know, I've always wondered about that. When I shoot indoors I always sweep up the brass and push it forward of the firing line, but I've always had this feeling that I might be pissing off someone who wanted to police up their brass and re-use it.

[Cardinal Sin]

Sweeping the brass forward is good in that there is less of a chance for someone to inadvertently slip on it. After I am done shooting I sweep the brass forward as a courtesy to others.

[Greg-Dawg]

You know, I've always wondered about that. When I shoot indoors I always sweep up the brass and push it forward of the firing line, but I've always had this feeling that I might be pissing off someone who wanted to police up their brass and re-use it.

Range courtesy: Ask the shooter next to you if they mind you sweeping their brass out of the way.