Color Coding Cases

[Lucky Shooter]

I'm hoping to find a way to color code cases-----easy, inexpensive, penetrate the brass pores.
Any such cases wouldn't be fired after coloring.

Hoping to find something about as easy to use as a Sharpie but more durable.

Anybody know of such a product ? Thanks for any information.

A. Weldy

 

[NorCalMikie]

Any such cases wouldn't be fired after coloring?

Then, durability shouldn't be an issue? Different colored color Sharpie's marked in the rim groove should get the job done.
BUT, mark down what the color means so if asked, you don't look dumb when you can't remember. (been there, done that)

 

[powderbrake]

Years of shooting with my club at a local police range taught me to color code my cases to keep them from disappearing via the brass whores.
This was pistol, and I colored the case head with a wide Sharpie . When it came time to clean up after the session, I would announce " the ones with the blue heads are mine". I only had to announce when the brass whores were present, and we all knew who they were.

 

[PatMiles]

I used a red Sharpy in the extractor groove of my 38 Super brass when I shot USPSA. I was known as "red butt". Got them all back.

 

[okie]

Small mark on rim with triangular file/dremel/dental drill wont wear off

 

[bugman]

sharpies work until the don't. It really depends on how you clean, and with what. Best for me if I plan to change or want multiple groups.
For something more permanent, like culled fouler cases, I use the small notch on rim, previously mentioned.