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For anyone not familiar with Doug Kiley at Diamond K Brass in Phoenix, I give him very high marks. His brass is excellent, well sorted, and reasonable in price. His service is unequalled, generally ships the day following your order.
He doesn't sometimes have the less common brass, but for the everyday needs, I strongly suggest you check him out.
And NO, I don't know him, have never met him, and have no affiliation with him.
Regards to all,
Bob
 
Have ordered from Diamond K Brass a couple of times. Good company.

wyo-man
 
I guess I am lucky! The three Shooting Clubs I belong to (private clubs) are dripping with once fired Factory Brass for the taking. Over 45 years I have never bought Brass as a separate component with the exception of 38-55 which is sort of obsolete and a rarity to see someone shooting.

It is very common to look into the Brass Bins and find that the shooter's have actually inserted all the spent cartridges back into their original boxes and then discarded them for the taking. Despite that all the Brass is there for the taking, we still manage to sell enough of it to pay for our annual Christmas & July 4th party's as well as coffee & cake at every monthly meeting.

Like I said, I feel lucky after reading here that in other parts Reloader's actually have to buy it. I am sometimes amazed that so many Shooter's do not reload - even during the ammo crises we have recently experienced!
 
Our outdoor range is nearly carpeted with old brass. There are a couple people that visit the range on Monday mornings and pick up all the usable brass. As a competitor I did pick up my own brass and others who didn't want to bother with it. The only brass I ever bought was my 22-250 and .243 brass for Prairie dog trips. Those are trimmed, prepped, and loaded one at a time for top accuracy.
 
His price went up precipitously in the last couple of weeks
 
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