my only complaint of Long Shot was they had a guy in the 50 yard range constantly coming through sweeping your brass down range without asking if you were keeping your brass. Often times would come in as I was loading a mag in to my rifle. Never when I was actually firing, but when I was in my port. Should probably ask you before he sweeps it away if you're keeping your brass or not, they do at RTSP. I'm not a reloader but I do recycle the casings and make some of that money back.

48 minutes ago, JR88USMC said:

my only complaint of Long Shot was they had a guy in the 50 yard range constantly coming through sweeping your brass down range without asking if you were keeping your brass. Often times would come in as I was loading a mag in to my rifle. Never when I was actually firing, but when I was in my port. Should probably ask you before he sweeps it away if you're keeping your brass or not, they do at RTSP. I'm not a reloader but I do recycle the casings and make some of that money back.

Yup, same thing with us.  I will bring my brass bag next time and leave it on the floor.   This way, the RO gets the hint.   If not, I will tell him (or her).

As a former professional RSO, I would ask anyone if they were saving their brass or not. If they answered yes, we would tag their ports and we would sweep the brass next to their ports so that they took what was theirs and push forward the rest. Now as a shooter, I would inform the RSO's that I was keeping my brass the second I got into my port before I fired any rounds down range.


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This wasn’t even an RSO, just someone who worked there. I’m gonna police call my brass, just not until i’m done.

6 hours ago, ronhonda said:

As a former professional RSO

Still certified just not professionally.


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Anybody want to bust some caps Thursday?  6:45?

Will be traveling for work... I'm out.

Thanks @wangsly, glad to see our love is still strong after all these years.