why?
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shootnlead
Active Member
Good question...I always have the same problem and sometimes it even bleeds over into primers. Go figure...
RBHarter
West Central AR
If there is a good answer for this maybe we could move on to where do the socks go , tuperware lids/containers and the greatest mystery of the universe how women work .
I'm just happy to have brass , sometimes I gain , sometimes I lose , sometimes I wonder why I shot at all.....
I'm just happy to have brass , sometimes I gain , sometimes I lose , sometimes I wonder why I shot at all.....
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9.3X62AL
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Ground squirrels and rockchucks steal them.
If there is a good answer for this maybe we could move on to where do the socks go , tuperware lids/containers and the greatest mystery of the universe how women work .
I'm just happy to have brass , sometimes I gain , sometimes I lose , sometimes I wonder why I shot at all.....
Why ask us, ask your kids. They probably lost one. Or maybe 11?
fiver
Well-Known Member
I don't even wanna bring up the cases that just dwindle in numbers.
I bought a box of new star-line 45 colt brass because I couldn't find even half of the ones I know I have.
44 mag brass is worse, I seen it, I was gonna re-fill it, then I couldn't find it.
so I bought a bunch of once fired and half of it was brand new primed.
I decided to put the new stuff away and found the old stuff, who put's old stuff away?
still can't find the 45's anywhere.
I bought a box of new star-line 45 colt brass because I couldn't find even half of the ones I know I have.
44 mag brass is worse, I seen it, I was gonna re-fill it, then I couldn't find it.
so I bought a bunch of once fired and half of it was brand new primed.
I decided to put the new stuff away and found the old stuff, who put's old stuff away?
still can't find the 45's anywhere.
fiver
Well-Known Member
wow...well, what I wrote, and what it reads is two different things.
daughters pit refers to the dog.
that typed word thing kicks in for sure right there.
I guess I should have typed that it is the dog's time-out room, it's her comfortable space in our house.
if she gets scolded she goes straight in there and lay's down.
none of the other dog's will even go in that room, even the big stupid Rottweiler/mastiff mix, and the oldest girls Chihuahua puppy will stop at the door and stand there waiting for permission to go in.
daughters pit refers to the dog.
that typed word thing kicks in for sure right there.
I guess I should have typed that it is the dog's time-out room, it's her comfortable space in our house.
if she gets scolded she goes straight in there and lay's down.
none of the other dog's will even go in that room, even the big stupid Rottweiler/mastiff mix, and the oldest girls Chihuahua puppy will stop at the door and stand there waiting for permission to go in.
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freebullet
Guest
I have a cure for you, fiver. I try to keep more than I can count or sort around. Heck the 9mm just gets weighed & #'s rounded to the nearest 500th. I wouldn't know or care if it's off a bit, even the 3030 PB brass gets rounded & dumped in the bag.
The real problem is having a hole for each case. It's definitely an ocd trigger.
The real problem is having a hole for each case. It's definitely an ocd trigger.
fiver
Well-Known Member
I'm trying to get everything into a manageable type of packaging.
the pistol type rounds I'm okay with being in ammo cans and buckets where necessary with some specialty loads in the MTM type cases.
but the rifle stuff sucks to have 183 pieces of this lot and 164 of that lot.
it takes a whole box for 14 pieces of brass, otherwise I end up with a storage container of this and that and a couple of containers of loaded ammo on the shelf.
the pistol type rounds I'm okay with being in ammo cans and buckets where necessary with some specialty loads in the MTM type cases.
but the rifle stuff sucks to have 183 pieces of this lot and 164 of that lot.
it takes a whole box for 14 pieces of brass, otherwise I end up with a storage container of this and that and a couple of containers of loaded ammo on the shelf.