picking up brass shells

[b.rez]

hey guys, were can i find a tool or something that is made for picking up empty brass shells..it takes a toll on my back after awhile bending down and picking them up..i do it anyways cause i dont like leaving a mess when i go out shooting. please post up a link or send me a pm if you have any info..thanks guys and i hope i posted this on the right section

[rockdogz]

http://www.thenutwizard.com/index.html

[bigwhitetruck]

http://www.thenutwizard.com/index.html

This would be great for all those range cleanup days.

[BigDogatPlay]

Thats handy... and beats the snot out of a rake for those "extra big messes" of shotgun hulls.

[b.rez]

thats kind of expensive for that thing dont you guys think? the video did it for me though it sure looks like it works lol..any other ideas guys..this would work great for when us calgunners meet to clean ranges, we should all pitch in and what not so we can buy some..just my 2cents

[tkmech21]

thats kind of expensive for that thing dont you guys think? the video did it for me though it sure looks like it works lol..any other ideas guys..this would work great for when us calgunners meet to clean ranges, we should all pitch in and what not so we can buy some..just my 2cents

thats all your going to contribute? 2 cents? That will get you 2 foot pass, Thats all.

[Rule .308]

This would be great for all those range cleanup days.

Ummmmm, maybe you did not see this part. "The Nut Wizard" is made in the United States by American workers.

$50.00 for an American Made brass picker upper is not too much to pay, remember, the job you save may be your own.

[Rob454]

thats kind of expensive for that thing dont you guys think? s

I bet you cant make one for less and a chiropractor visit is 30$. So no its no that expensive IMO. And its american made. Well I guess you can wait till the chinese copy comes along for 1/2 the price and works 1/2 as well.

[scratch]

I use the "Standard" model of this at CAS matches: http://www.reacher.com/default.asp

China Freight has this: http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...temnumber=2434

I noticed they have a Nut Picker for brass now. The original ones did not pick up well on open ground with rocks...let the brass fall out. On a concrete surface it may work better.

[ChuckBooty]

I've always just used this:

Brass Clean-Up Tool

[3GunFunShooter]

The nut wizard is well worth the money. Been using one for over 1 1/2 years.
It is the greatest invention for reloading since the Dillon press. When a guy showed up with one at a match, guys were fighting over the brassing job.
Next match 3 guys showed up with the Nut Wizard and then more bought them. The Sac Valley range even bought them.
Before the wizard I used a trash picker upper, or grabber, you can get them at Home Depot for about $20, then I got a small fish net on a dowel to put brass in.

[scratch]

I've always just used this:

Brass Clean-Up Tool

Not when your old and have 2 guns and a shotgun belt on..

[Anothercoilgun]

I've always just used this:

Brass Clean-Up Tool

Same here

But if a shooter needs the assistance, more power to the assisting.

[CSACANNONEER]

The nut wizard is great and not half as expensive as most of the other brass pick up tools on the market.

[Shoot-it]

shotguns all you need is a magnet on a rod. I see them at trap ranges.