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Originally Posted by gwpercle
Bending over and picking up the fired brass lying all over the place.
Being the "frugal" (tight ) person I am I just cannot walk off and leave my fired brass...and it ruins my day to come back with any less than I started with. If I come back with more ...that's a great day !
Having aged a bit my back begins to ache before I get them all.
The young don't realize what they have right now....good sound bodies !
Gary
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Definitely picking up the brass.
I shot one comp this year on a range that “ate up” .45 ACP brass. Out of 300 fired I got back less than 200 cases. As my squad followed a squad with an open division shooter making 9mm major, no-one else was interested in claiming back their brass either.
And then I shot our North Island IPSC Champs on a range which was
not up to standard after a week of rain. On two stages you had to wade through above ankle deep mud to reach the targets to patch. Again, I lost so many 45 cases that weekend!