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rogn · August 30, 2009, 07:43 AM

I assume you deprime first. The old blue jean legs make good tough bags to dry brass in. Sew the cut end shut, place a loose bunch of brass in(loose enough to tumble in the bag) and toss into the clothes dryer with a load of clothes- you may have to do this with your own clothes to convince Mom that its safe. but itll dry 200 556 runds in 15-20 min inside and out. Rain or shine. The zeal with which De LEO(local) leads one to beleive they work on a commision basis???????? Stay under the limits and youre OK, but be real careful about detecting change in speed signs, and getting your speed in line. $80 must have been a 0.5 mph infraction. You were lucky.

August 30, 2009, 07:43 AM	#23
rogn Senior Member Join Date: December 25, 2005 Posts: 203	I assume you deprime first. The old blue jean legs make good tough bags to dry brass in. Sew the cut end shut, place a loose bunch of brass in(loose enough to tumble in the bag) and toss into the clothes dryer with a load of clothes- you may have to do this with your own clothes to convince Mom that its safe. but itll dry 200 556 runds in 15-20 min inside and out. Rain or shine. The zeal with which De LEO(local) leads one to beleive they work on a commision basis???????? Stay under the limits and youre OK, but be real careful about detecting change in speed signs, and getting your speed in line. $80 must have been a 0.5 mph infraction. You were lucky. Last edited by rogn; August 30, 2009 at 07:53 AM.