Brass not worth picking up?!

Mikej · Jan 19, 2017

OMG.....I watched it 'till the end when he said "April Fools". :s0125:

Luckily the "Dummies" that don't watch 'till the end will just get laughed at when they go to NAPA, and no harm will be done.

Mister Bisley · Jan 19, 2017

This was quite enjoyable. My wife even looked at me funny as soon as the guy said "blinker fluid".

Reminds me of when I worked in restaurants and we used to send the new kids to the restaurant across the street for...Buckets of steam, left handed sauté pans, dehydrated water tablets and pot stretchers lols

nammac · Jan 19, 2017

etrain16 said:
Just don't forget to replace your blinker fluid - here is a how to if you've forgotten:

I never knew why BMW's turn signals didn't work, but now I understand... They need their Blinker Fluid changed/refilled...

Caveman Jim · Jan 19, 2017

Dyjital said:
I pick up brass when I need something to do. It takes time to pick it up, time to size it, clean it, inspect it and sort it.

If I was closer I would pick some up just to keep me busy. But then I remember actually walking away from brass on the ground last time at the range.

say it ain't so Dyjital, say it ain't sooooo!!!!

Tilos · Jan 20, 2017

I shot at a range owned and across the street from Anaconda Brass and would see TRAIN CARS full of rifle brass waiting to be recycled/processed.

Not the value but the power of brass...

Once leaving a range/stuff put away, I picked up some 45acp brass and put in the cup holder in my truck.
I got stopped at night and as is typical where I was living, one cop came to the drivers side/one cop goes to the passenger side shining a flashlight around the inside of my truck.
I see that flashlight zero-in on that spent brass, and knew things were about to get tense.
I answered a bunch of yes/no type questions while keeping my hands on the steering wheel until I got permission to get out my ID, etc.
I no longer leave anything gun related visible...