Where do u get your brass?
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$68 shipped is a great deal if the brass is shootable lol
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I've purchased from this NC company in the past when I need brass. However, I typically pick up brass from my local range.
I've purchased from this NC company in the past when I need brass. However, I typically pick up brass from my local range.
wolfpack65
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I pick all mine up....
www.precisiononcefiredbrass.com is another option.
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Most rifle is purchased or once fired factory. Pistol is usually range pickup.
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Lucky13bullets;n95119 said:
That's funny chit there. Making the brass empty is half the fun I thought?
Metalliman27055
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Lucky13bullets used to sell by the 1000 in a handy little bucket, also have gotten the bundles from Sage's Reloading Supply in the past when the brass is essentially the cost of shipping from extreme.
FatboyFlash
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I steal mine from Mike overlay's basement while he's working
Depends on the caliber. I've got a ton of 9mm & .45ACP & range pickups augment that nicely. Rifle brass is all "once fired" by myself. .357 & .41Mag are cheaper to buy new from Starline than once-fired from most online places.
I get 9mm and 40 S&W primarily from the range. Lots of shooters do not pick up their brass. I can generally go to the range and find quite a bit of once fired pistol brass on the ground or in a brass bucket. The ground is thick with the stuff after an IDPA match since thousands of rounds are fired and only a handful of shooters stick around to recover their brass. Different ranges, however, have different policies concerning brass, so you should check to see if picking up brass is allowed.
Much of my revolver brass, 44 Mag, 44-40, 45 Colt, 32-20, 357 Mag, and 41 Mag, comes from Starline. I have gotten a good bit of 45 Auto from LEO Brass. I get their RWS or Speer most of the time.
Much of my revolver brass, 44 Mag, 44-40, 45 Colt, 32-20, 357 Mag, and 41 Mag, comes from Starline. I have gotten a good bit of 45 Auto from LEO Brass. I get their RWS or Speer most of the time.
Everyone (that does not reload) shoots 9mm. It is plentiful. I always come back from the range with more 9mm than I shot. But, if you need to buy some, it is going for about 2 cents each if you know where to look. If you are on Facebook, there is a page "The Brass Bank" that has people there selling and buying brass, and I've seen great deals on there. But, $68 for 3k shipped is a good price.
I belong to an indoor range that sells brass, unsorted, for $2 per pound. The vast majority of it is 9mm.
I belong to an indoor range that sells brass, unsorted, for $2 per pound. The vast majority of it is 9mm.
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They have the best prices around. 2000 round increments is the sweet spot for shipping costs. You can get 2000 rds of 9mm unprocessed for .026 per round. Last month I ordered 2000 rounds of 40SW for about the same price.
When I was shooting PPC the range master at Fayetteville PD range gave me 5 ,5gallon buckets full of brass. I still have 2 that I have not sorted. There was everything in the first 3 from 22lr to 50 AE. 2 full buckets of 40. Got most of my 9 and 45 from the PD range.I always come home with more brass than I shot. I've traded for some 10mm and 30 carbine brass