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[Lupin3rd]

For safety reasons, it's a reasonable demand that the range make known its rules to all patrons. When I go to a new range, I keep my head on a swivel and keep an eye out for signs with the rules on them. If at any point I am told or I see a sign that says something along the lines of "Pick up your own brass only" I adhere to the rule as well as I can (but I don't get heartbroken if I accidentally pick up a few too many). If I don't see an equivalent rule posted, nor am I informed of the rule, you better believe that I'm going to pick up as many casings as I can.

Each pistol casing is worth about 3 cents a piece to me, almost a nickel. If you saw people just dropping nickels on the ground everywhere, and it wasn't a fountain or there were no posted rules against picking them up, almost anyone would be scrambling around to collect them.

 

[Shroom]

For safety reasons, it's a reasonable demand that the range make known its rules to all patrons. When I go to a new range, I keep my head on a swivel and keep an eye out for signs with the rules on them. If at any point I am told or I see a sign that says something along the lines of "Pick up your own brass only" I adhere to the rule as well as I can (but I don't get heartbroken if I accidentally pick up a few too many). If I don't see an equivalent rule posted, nor am I informed of the rule, you better believe that I'm going to pick up as many casings as I can.

Each pistol casing is worth about 3 cents a piece to me, almost a nickel. If you saw people just dropping nickels on the ground everywhere, and it wasn't a fountain or there were no posted rules against picking them up, almost anyone would be scrambling around to collect them.

You are right sir.

 

[Cat-Herder]

The USMC teaches you to leave the range cleaner than you found it. It's what I practice and preach.

 

[DRob]

I wish

The USMC teaches you to leave the range cleaner than you found it. It's what I practice and preach.

I wish there were more Marines shooting at Crosley! We were there last week and you couldn't move around the benches for all the junk cases laying around. I understand why they were left there but somebody needs a lesson in picking up after themselves.

 

[GLOCKMAN23C]

I generally shoot at Atterbury, and they have the "You can only take your own brass" rule. I try to leave the range cleaner than when I found it. I try to only take what I shot, if I get some that were not mine, no big deal, but I try to respect their rules. If someone next to me volunteers to donate their brass to me, bonus.

 

[davedolli]

Every time I go to Crosley, I see the same guy there picking up all the brass he can find. There is another person that grabs all the shot gun hulls, and twice I have seen people digging lead out of the dirt. Anything left there won't be there long!

Dave