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Have you thought of a brass bag? Not very tacticool but functional. Saves trying to keep an eye all your once or twice fired brass and concentrate on the shooting side of things
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31-05-2013, 02:20 PM #2Terminator Products
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Not going to lose any sleep over a few bits of brass while I hunting, it isn't like it is Cheytac brass
Originally Posted by sako75
The Blackout is growing nicely in popularity
Have you thought of a brass bag? Not very tacticool but functional. Saves trying to keep an eye all your once or twice fired brass and concentrate on the shooting side of things
Tactical Brass Bag - YouTube
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That bag is a cool idea Originally Posted by sako75
The Blackout is growing nicely in popularity
Have you thought of a brass bag? Not very tacticool but functional. Saves trying to keep an eye all your once or twice fired brass and concentrate on the shooting side of things
Tactical Brass Bag - YouTubeIt takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
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First for the Blackout
I've done 500 odd pieces for him and another 2000 to go Originally Posted by sako75
The Blackout is growing nicely in popularity
Have you thought of a brass bag? Not very tacticool but functional. Saves trying to keep an eye all your once or twice fired brass and concentrate on the shooting side of things
Tactical Brass Bag - YouTube
It's formed off 223 brass so I think he can afford to lose a couple
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