Once fired brass
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Alk8944
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About three cents each as described. If sorted and cleaned maybe eight cents each.
GypsmJim
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9mm range brass is one of the most common and available quantity. Personally, I started reloading nines in 1974 and have NEVER bought any brass. Its for free on the floor where I shoot.
On second thought, many refuse to reload nines because its a hassle and store bought is usually cheeper.
Nevertheless, there is a market for anything.
Post a for sale ad and see what turns up. Or, offer it for free at your local gun club. Sometimes giving beats taking.
On second thought, many refuse to reload nines because its a hassle and store bought is usually cheeper.
Nevertheless, there is a market for anything.
Post a for sale ad and see what turns up. Or, offer it for free at your local gun club. Sometimes giving beats taking.
crstrode
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Surely you jest!
$30 to $40 per thousand, delivered is my buy point for unprocessed range brass.
Tim Stapp
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As of right now, Midway has once fired 9mm brass unprocessed for $0.08 per case/box of 500.
Last trip to the range prior to snow, I picked up 480 cases paying for it with my time. I didn't dig under the surface, just picked up what was laying within sight.
Last trip to the range prior to snow, I picked up 480 cases paying for it with my time. I didn't dig under the surface, just picked up what was laying within sight.
Ivan the Butcher
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I give range brass 9mm away for free. As it accumulates in my shop, when the container is full away to Bob's it goes! Same with 40 S&W.
I keep saving 380 for a reloading project, I have 500 95grain bullets with $4.95/100 price tag on them and now have a 2 pound coffee can of brass, and still can't get excited about that project! Been waiting for the right time since 1984!
I used to load 9mm in batches of 5000 or 10,000. I had a full auto MAC-10. The brass fired in an Open Bolt gun has a "Pot Belly" at the base; that brass is only worth scrap value! Case head separation is inevitable!
Ivan
I keep saving 380 for a reloading project, I have 500 95grain bullets with $4.95/100 price tag on them and now have a 2 pound coffee can of brass, and still can't get excited about that project! Been waiting for the right time since 1984!
I used to load 9mm in batches of 5000 or 10,000. I had a full auto MAC-10. The brass fired in an Open Bolt gun has a "Pot Belly" at the base; that brass is only worth scrap value! Case head separation is inevitable!
Ivan
