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Old 05-03-2008 | 09:49 PM
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The Rifleman
 
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Default RE: .308 once fired brass (and I don't reload)

My only question would be - how good was the Federal American Eagle brass.

With old age setting in - it is hard for me to remember much about that load, but I believe that some of my friends shot some in their machine guns a while back - because it was cheaper than the standard rounds.

You get into some different things when the price of the ammo goes down - such as crimped in primers, cases made of things other than brass and some brass that is not reloadable.

Most gun shops here will give you $2 a box for all the empties you can bring in.

They will sell brass for $4 a box for all you want.

You can pick though the empties and replace rounds that might have been stepped on at the range or damaged with rounds that are good.

I had several boxes of .308 Winchester that was National Match Grade - that I could have sold for $10 a box for the empty's - box included.
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