Price For Range Brass

[Empe]

As others have suggested ....depending on how much you have you might just be better off taking to your local recycler.
I save my own brass plus whatever I pick up from my local range . I'll get 4 - 5 5 gallon pails a year . Last trip I got about $65.00 each . It pays for my range membership plus some extra ammo .

 

[SGT ROCK 11B]

The problem I think is many reloaders are dropping out of the game because of the high cost of powder and primers. Not many want to start reloading with those prices either.

Reloading is a dying Hobby. No pun intended.

 

[glenwolde]

The economics of reloading still work, unless you're shooting 9mm Luger. If you're shooting 9mm you have to ask yourself if it's worth it.

That's a problem for the reloading industry. I don't have the exact numbers but my informal impression is 9mm is probably 80% of center-fire handgun sales.

I reload 9mm. It's not really a cartridge I shoot a lot of. I don't save much but I like to do it so that if we have another drought I can still be prepared. Now that I've started casting bullets for the first time in 40 years I'll have to run the numbers again.

 

[Roofuss]

I rarely shoot 9mm, but every time I go to our local range, there is a ton of spent brass on the ground. A good friend of mine from out of state shoots and reloads a ton of 9mm. He visits us every summer for a few weeks, and I always have a large box of it for him, and he's happy as a pig in poop to get it, lol ! His wife says that reloading it keeps him busy and out of her hair, lol !.