Let's see your stash

[Pb Burner]

Quote:
"Just because brass is free doesn't mean you need to pick it up."

Uhhhhh ... I don't understand....?

[fredj338]

I do work st an indoor range. I take home on average about 5 buckets a week of range brass. All of that is unsorted right now. I'm in the process of building a roller type sorter like jmorris built.

Surprised your range allows you to take it home. Most sell it or trade it for remanuf.

[Smk SHoe]

Reloading and Casting are really bad hobbies for people with OCD. Im good tho, I don't have OCD. I am just a out of control Hoarder and organizer, ( and yes, i pickup brass that I do not ever plan on getting a firearm for)

[Thumbcocker]

My family had a story about an acquaintance who, during WW2 rationing days, would always hurry the store to get some rare something "before the hoarders got it all"

[bbogue1]

Makes my 3 bags of 200 cases each look very small. I think the difference is I load and shoot then reload again. If I had that much I'd share some, trade a bunch for fun. sell a lot because I know more is coming every day and enhance my shooting equipment. I am aware of the reasons he is "hoarding" and they are valid. Secretely, I'd like to have much more brass and lead than I do.

[finstr]

[brassrat]

Bar stash, we need limits.

[Rich22]

End of the last melting session


current stash ~5000 pounds


33 buckets showed up Saturday for the next melt

I definitely do not want your back ifyou have to move, wow, you may have the heaviest workbench in humanhistory, at least in a per square foot comparison.

[Oklahoma Rebel]

god, I am so jealous, I have to search high and low for every pound I have

[Strtspdlx]

I probably have 100lbs total between every consumable I have for reloading. I feel inadequate

[L Erie Caster]

I am down to about 10 lbs of lead, but I have over 55K boolits already cast.

[mold maker]

If it's free or just really cheap, and you have space under roof, you can't have too much.
Sooner or later it will be trading stock for something you need.
Remember even bad or unknown powder grows something good to eat.

[Whitespider]

My biggest hoarding problem is powder... obsolete powder.
Whenever a powder is discontinued I'm afraid to use what I have left because... well... I might need it someday
I have to have around a dozen partially used canisters of various discontinued powders on the shelf right now... someday I'm just gonna' make up my mind to shoot the stuff.
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[mjkonopka]

I sorted all the steel cases and shotgun shells out of all that brass, it almost fills 2 55gallon drums. I can't wait to fill the other 5 drums I have

[Jim Flinchbaugh]

I definitely do not want your back if you have to move, wow, you may have the heaviest workbench in human history, at least in a per square foot comparison.

The very thought of moving, scares the crapola out of me.
My "safe place" is behind that bench

[lightman]

I sorted all the steel cases and shotgun shells out of all that brass, it almost fills 2 55gallon drums. I can't wait to fill the other 5 drums I have

Make sure those drums had something safe in them. Many chemicals will corrode brass. Would hate to learn that the hard way!

[armoredman]

...oh, wow... I get excited when I get another 25 pounds to play with...wow...