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Question: Does this work any better than an nut gatherer? How much can you pick up before it starts to fall out (223/5.56)
Document: I must be doing something wrong but you can not. Started out on low nap carpet. 9mm, 45, 5.56. Didn't work at all. If I lined up the shells parallel to roller it could pick up some of the shells going back and forth pressing hard. The thing would not last long pressing hard enough to pick up shells that are just parallel to roller cage. Shells do not hit the ground all parallel.
Next out to the grass here in MN. Hasn't started to grow yet from winter so short and matted down. Picked nothing up. Finally picked up on 9mm but I had to walk around till I was parallel to the casing. I suppose on concrete using a tic tack toe pattern it would work. Otherwise much quicker by hand and you will not lose as much What's with the positive reviews? I really wanted this thing to work.
Works great on concrete and in the grass. I can't tell you how much easier it is to save your brass with this little beauty. Best present I ever bought for my poor aching back!.223 brass can slip out sometimes, but if you empty it before it gets too full, it works fine.
alot better than hand picking. Handy dandy tool to pick up those spent shell casings off the ground without having to bend.
The Ammobroom works great. It will only pick up a few(20-30) rounds of brass at a time but much easier than having to crawl around on you knees.
This item is well made made. The spring steel roller and the handle pieces are constructed of good quality materials, and the paint job on the handle segments is first rate.On concrete the AmmoBroom does pick up brass without problem. So if you confine your activities to an indoor range, this will work well.
This product is great. When I ordered it I was hoping it would help me collect more of my brass for re-loading. Once I received and tried it out I knew that it would exceed my expectations. This is easier than using a broom and dust pan to pick brass up, except on hard slick floors such as linoleum. The floor has to have a bit of roughness or better, dirt.
I've used this a couple times not and it's been great. Works great on hard packed dirt, also with a little surface sand and sparse grass. Of course it's not going to pick up brass that has fallen down between coarse gravel and if your range has a lush grass lawn it won't dig down and pull up the brass. Also if your range is in a sandy desert it probably won't work for that either.
I was wondering if this was even going to work when I got it and was happily surprised that it in fact does pick up shells, even .22 lr. You do have to roll over the same areas a couple times to get everything and it does pick up everything that is't held down, including rocks etc. That being said I dump everything I pick up into a bucket take it home and sort it in my shop at the bench in a nice chair.
First, instead of picking up brass casings, the AmmoBroom tends to drive the casings down into the gravel and does not pick up many casings cleanly. Secondly, in gravel the AmmoBroom picks up at least as much gravel as it does cases, which means you must manually separate the casings from the gravel. Third (and final), when using the AmmoBroom I found that it tended to fling casings in all sorts of directions.
Answer: yes