Should i really save my brass

I am 50/50 on brass collection.

Indoor ranges, no point too much trouble to sort through everything on the floor.

Outdoor range pistol 90% collection on my brass.
Outdoor Rifle 100% collection on my brass
 
Please please don't throw it out.

At the very least give it to someone who might use it or leave it at the range for someone to make use of.

Or save it in a bucket at home and take it to the salvage yard for beer money..

but whatever you do, don't throw it out!
 
ipscgraz said:
If you are shooting 100 to 200 rounds a month why aren't you reloading?

That is 5 to 10 boxes a month or up to 120 boxes a year. If you can buy it for $20.00 you can load it for less than half and save $1200.00 a year or better.
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Indeed. At that rate, you can recoup your costs fairly rapidly with even a fairly elaborate reloading setup.
 
ipscgraz said:
If you are shooting 100 to 200 rounds a month why aren't you reloading?

That is 5 to 10 boxes a month or up to 120 boxes a year. If you can buy it for $20.00 you can load it for less than half and save $1200.00 a year or better.
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Yeah i know it would probably be more cost effective to reload but i'm just not interested. I dont like to stockpile a bunch of ammo in the house so when i wanna go shoot i just stop at cantire and pick up a few boxes and go. I will start saving the stuff and maybe give it away when i have a bunch.
 
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