Stop the massacre

[sperman]

How do you keep up with the paperclips you use to remove the guide rod from your gun? I've got run rattling around in the bottom of my range bag that I can usually find after 10 minutes of digging. I try not to use it at home, because I know I'll get to the range one day and not have it. It seems like once a week I'm dismembering a paperclip because I've lost the last one I made.

[kevin c]

When I shot guns needing that kind of breakdown tool, it went into the Dillon box I used for spare small parts, in a small plastic zip top bag.

The ones at home (gathering dust, now), are stuck to one of those rubber magnet mats that I glued to the wall next to my bench.

[SLM]

I keep mine under the foam in the case the gun is in. That way it's always there.

[Chris Keen]

I keep mine under the foam in the case the gun is in. That way it's always there.

+1 but I keep 2 in the range bag, one under the foam and one somewhere else.

[Fireant]

A long staple from the staple gun works also. You can get two from one staple and they tend to be easier to use, at least for me.

[uscbigdawg]

Small zip-lock bag in my tool kit. It also has extra C-More screws, my JPoint adjustment tool (for 3-Gun) and the instructions for zero'ing that thing.

Rich

[steel1212]

A dawson tooless guide rod? It always has its paper clip.

[MichiganShootist]

I keep a couple in my billfold

[TM262]

I have two in my range bag and others scattered all around the house. Not that I planned it that way, it just kinda happened.

[speculatorking]

I keep a few in an old presciption plastic bottle along with some small allen wrenches.