So pretty!

[HarCo2ANewb]

I love how cute they are when they are sunning themselves.

 

[DaemonAssassin]

Ooooo.... Pretty.... How do your neighbors react when they see it though?

 

[HarCo2ANewb]

Ooooo.... Pretty.... How do your neighbors react when they see it though?

Haha, this was my first time but the ones to my left when taking the pic are New Jersey transplants from BRAC. Dad is pretty conservative, however.

My lyman media was REALLY dusty with this lot so I washed it to save me the trouble of wiping them all individually.

 

[j8064]

Pretty, but empty...

 

[DaemonAssassin]

Haha, this was my first time but the ones to my left when taking the pic are New Jersey transplants from BRAC. Dad is pretty conservative, however.

Not new Jersyians.... For the love of all that is holy...

 

[Trbo6gn]

I'm currently wandering the neighborhood in hopes of spotting this table!

 

[llkoolkeg]

Doh! I fell for it...

 

[HarCo2ANewb]

Pretty, but empty...

True but they still have to get cut up for my .300blk, hope this news doesn't hurt any feelings for .223 loaders

 

[BradMacc82]

True but they still have to get cut up for my .300blk, hope this news doesn't hurt any feelings for .223 loaders

If that does, then I'll spare them the sight of over 7 gallon zip-loc bags full of .223/5.56 brass just waiting to meet the mini chopsaw. (Just need time to get thru it all.)


Personally, I use a few old baking trays to lay my brass out on the back deck to "sun" themselves after processing, it's not like I cook very well, so might as well use them for something productive.

 

[XCheckR]

I hope they have on sunscreen

 

[IndispensableDestiny]

True but they still have to get cut up for my .300blk, hope this news doesn't hurt any feelings for .223 loaders

I cut mine first, then send them to the tumbler. Then I resize and trim.

 

[Russ D]

I cut mine first, then send them to the tumbler. Then I resize and trim.

Same here.

 

[Mooseman]

I hope no one was blinded by the glare off of those shiny things.

 

[HarCo2ANewb]

Hrm, I might do that next batch, this batch was great quality but had gotten really muddy

 

[Range Rat]

New Jersey transplants from BRAC

Not a fan of BRAC or NJ drivers!!!!!

Pre-BRAC work commute: 25-35 min
Post-BRAC work commute: 45-60 min + the addition of some real "stellar" drivers.