Random: Brass sorting tip

Insurance.com was purchased by QuinStreet almost four months ago. Most of the employees of the old ICOM are, unfortunately, gone. The business model just was a bit broken.As ant enterprise winds down, there's a lot of detritus that gets left behind. Today I saw some boxes that were marked "garbage."There was eight six-quart storage containers that are meta-detritus. These were used to hold tickets to raffle off old worthless computers. Computers that were left over after a different lay off. To fashion these boxes into ballot boxes a neat hole was cut into the top of each of the lids.And not they were all being thrown away.So I took them. If nothing else I could throw them away. I took them home with no real plan.Then I had a brainstorm as I looked over at the shelf that held ZipLocks full of range brass. I have the perfect container. And the hole is a feature!Now that I see how good these work, I might've bought these myself -- if I didn't just bump into them while getting coffee today!After Ennie and I go to the range to shoot away our frustrations we bag up all the brass in our lane and bring it home. Then I have to sort it all for later reloading.So, while sorting range brass all I have to do is throw them in the right bin and not have to worry about even taking the lid off. Win![smugmug url="http://photos.vec.com/hack/feed.mg?Type=gallery&Data=14604806_MBkER&format=rss200" imagecount="100" start="1" num="100" thumbsize="Th" link="lightbox" captions="false" sort="true" window="true" smugmug="true" size="L"]Random: This might be one of the few times a post is categorized as "Firearms" and "Business" without having a mad gunman somehow involved. LOL.