I pick them up anyway and plan on giving them away.
.380 is a pain also. People and their weird calibers, lol. Recently I picked up just under 50 once fired Hornady 6.5 cases that a guy was shooting from an RPR. Blew my mind. Even when I didn't reload, I saved my brass on the possibility I would. It's set me up pretty good.
Depending on your load, you can get better than seven. I used to get 12 out of 6.5x47L. Lapua .308 brass often lasts a good 8-10x if you're not trying to push it.
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Though, it's uncommon to find that stuff at the range.
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I wish I could get .223 brass easily. I do ok but it's a lot of work and certainly not bucket fulls.
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Actually, I'm kind of the opposite of TravelChild... I hardly pick up anything except my own.
My pistol brass lasts forever, and picking up other people's rifle brass makes me nervous... I figure it's the 6th or 10th reload, and they're discarding it for a reason.
Also, I've been shooting 5.56 and 7.62 forever, and saving the brass, so I have plenty, and I like the idea of barely sizing it so it'll barely fit my guns again...
Of course, I do scoop up the cops' nickel cases!
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