Brass Question
is there much demand for 32-20 brass or 10mm brass?
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Just joined tonight and need help on which brass casings are the best to save for reloading. (I haven't reloaded in 23 years and that was only shotgun shells) I am starting to reload pistol and some rifle ammo and have accumlated several different types of once fired brass. Some I have picked up at ranges and some that I have bought, any advise on which is better and which should not be used would be greatly appreciated. Thanks keith 0 -
If we had answers to questions like that, we'd all be millionaires. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by XXCross
If we had answers to questions like that, we'd all be millionaires.
Good point. I 'll get rid of the stuff I can't use and use the money for more components. Who knows how long we will even be able to get them!0 -
The government not any long demilling ammo will put some ammo and brass back into the market, the gun shops I go into are talking about a three month window on orders, it will be fun to see if all of the local ammo supplies sell out as soon as they get them in. I have been trading and buying brass on the internet is the last three months at good prices and reasonable trades.
Emmett0 -
Don't be too greedy and hold onto the stuff until the price falls. Brass is at a very good price right now and there seems to be lots of bidders. 0 -
Brass is actually down from its highs but is still doing well. Listing it at auction for cases in good shape should get you from about $15/100 (max) for the common .223 or whatnot to $40/100 for any odd stuff. Just going by what I've seen happening.
Scrap, dealers vary. It was over a buck a pound but last run I made I got $.70.0 -
I have an interest in the 30 Carbine, if you post it at auction.
Bill
"I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than to have a frontal lobotomy."0
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