MOJO Outdoors Pick Stick Portable Shotgun Shell Hull Retriever Magnetic Pickup Tool

Buying a 2nd one, believe it or not after years of picking up shell casings and shotgun shells it's starting to wear out. It's done incredible job of it to, Speedy fast can pickup a 5 gallon bucket ot shotgun shells in about 20 minutes or less and steel gun casings in about an 1 1/2 hrs.Seriously recommend it, save your back !!!!

This pick stick really surprised me. I had one of these slightly cheaper Chinese knock-offs that are collapsible. I did not like how fragile that one was because the sum of all the clearances around the pole elements makes these sticks rattly and very awkward to use. The collapsible ones are also not very long so you still end up hunching over a bit to pick up the hulls.Well, this solid MOJO pick stick is nothing like that. Very sturdy, More like a hiking pole, really, with a very solid and sturdy hand piece with a lanyard. It can actually be extended to almost twice its collapsed length. The collapsed stick can be easily attached to a backpack or thrown in a trunk of a car. Absolutely no bending in any shape or form to pick up hulls 6 feet away. This pick stick is it!

Works well and holds up.

I just got two more as gifts for friends. They work extremely well for saving your back and speeding up the process of cleaning up. Just remember they don't pick up AA hulls very well because they are mostly brass and brass is not magnetic. If you poke at them just right it will pick a AA up by the primer. Otherwise, it grabs the shells fast and you can rake them off easy.

These work so well that I bought my son & buddy each one to have in their duck boats. they love them too!

The Good: It picks up shotgun hulls as described.The Bad: It collapses, but not small at all. I am 6'2" and this is just a little short to be used comfortably when fully collapsed, fully extended it is about 2-3 feet too long. I guess if you are 8'6" this would possibly be sized right. It could have been almost half the length collapsed and then extend to a good useable length. The grip is a ski pole grip, so it is only comfortable if you hold it like a hiking staff, which is not how anyone would naturally hold something that they ae pointing at the ground to pick up objects. This is basically a hollow piece of metal with a magnet in it. The only way to make it a good product is to put some thought into the ergonomics, which means a handle that works for the task it is designed to do, and a good working length that also allows portability. The product designer horribly missed the mark on both accounts. If it was better designed and made in the United States, the asking prioce would be fair, BUT it is made in China and isn't particularly well thought it.Thoughts: This is pretty much the only game in town, so I bought one, but I'm not impressed at all with the engineering or the price given that it is made in China. Since it isn't American made, but chinese, I don't think ti should sell for more than $15-20. I mean, it's a cheap ski-pole with a magnet in one end.

Surprisingly-- very heavy duty--aids as walking stick and can be used for protection and for help with balance problems.. The magnet is very strong and the rubber tip is helpful so the very bottom doesn't grab on to other metal parts you don't want to stick to the very bottom of it-- like nails --bobby pins--scrap metal--and YES the shells will jump to the side of it. However at Sears or any tool shop store-a simple 5 Dollar extending pick up tool-- with a lighted magnet at the distal end---will do the same thing- and that collapsible tool can fit in your back pocket or shooting vest. This IS A Heavy Weight Bearing Shaft with a comfortable handle and adjustable wrist strap that is very durable- and you will use it for other walking and Hiking outdoor and indoor activities-- When your an Older guy--and Bending over and getting under things are embarrassing to you-this is impressive.

Mojo stick works better in grassy areas Vs concrete. Easily can pick up to 25 shells before needing to swipe down rod and knock them off. so if cleaning up after a semi auto or you re just plain selectively shell picking for reloading works good. Extends a good bit to make areas you may not want to reach accessible! As a Range officer, we use this to pick up bucket loads of shells after eventshave found some STS and some AA shells may not stick as they are brass. well, those ones are good enough to bend to pick up If reloading