whats scrap brass going for $$$ ??
the last time this run they wanted a 10K deposit just to bid and no one did,now they just want it gone,not far from me,
http://cgi.govliquidation.com/auction/view?id=1468647&convertTo=USD
2225 # 5.56
1970# 7.62
1532# 9mm
this maybe worth buying ,reload what I want and sell the rest for scrap
http://cgi.govliquidation.com/auction/view?id=1468647&convertTo=USD
2225 # 5.56
1970# 7.62
1532# 9mm
this maybe worth buying ,reload what I want and sell the rest for scrap
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Even if not for scrap you could sell it in ~800rd lots. I say 800 because that is what will fit in a USPS flat rate box and ships for $9. 0 -
They took the time to weigh it?
But they can't take it to the local scrap yard?
Will the scrap yards take it? Or not for fear there may be some live rounds in there?
The range I go to has tons of mixed brass/live rounds ect. and they can't find anyone to take it for free.0 -
I wish I lived closer to you guys, I have brokers ready to take it, as much as I can get to them.
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quote:Originally posted by Hunter Mag
They took the time to weigh it?
But they can't take it to the local scrap yard?
Will the scrap yards take it? Or not for fear there may be some live rounds in there?
The range I go to has tons of mixed brass/live rounds ect. and they can't find anyone to take it for free.
Where is that range at Ill come and get any and all of it as long as I have any of the calibers used.0 -
I think local scrap yard paying .75 a lb. 0 -
Wow look at all the goodies. 0 -
I was wondering if that range was near Ga? Literally how many rounds do you think their is just lying around? I may consider coming and picking them up if it's close. I sell to scrap brokers but they make me carry big insurance before they'll buy from me, I'm getting low balled on the price too but it's paying for some of my shooting hobby 0 -
It has been a while but the last I heard they de mil the brass so that it cannot be reloaded. If that is still true you should know before you buy. If it has changed back then I would like to resume buying brass. 0 -
you can reload it, resale it or sell it for scrap,,you do have to fill out a little form stateing you will not sell it to a foreign nation under some pretty stiff penalties 0 -
Our scrap yard will take it, however, all primers must be removed. Not sure of price. 0 -
As far as I've found out all except the ones listed as once fired, is scrap. I've not seen any reloadable stuff released lately. and all of it has been in LARGE lots requiring the 10k deposit [V] 0
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