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Do you save your brass?
03-30-2008, 07:48 PM
#21
Typical Buck
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: South Dakota
Posts: 581
RE: Do you save your brass?
ORIGINAL: eldeguello
HAHA brilliant! When you fire a shot then throw out the once-fired case, you are throwing away 75% of what that round cost you, genius!! HAHA! I scrounge ALL the brass at my range that some genius tossed out, HAR HAR!! His loss is my profit!!
ORIGINAL: ox1443
i dont reloud i save my brass and then i just sell it on ebay or somthin haha theres always people willing to buy that stuff haha
i dont reloud i save my brass and then i just sell it on ebay or somthin haha theres always people willing to buy that stuff haha
03-30-2008, 08:10 PM
#22
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: South Dakota
Posts: 2,862
RE: Do you save your brass?
I save all my brass, and reload. Although I do still buy a lot of new brass. I haven't reloaded a once fired case for a few years now, just never have the time to clean up the used brass, and prep it. I have probably close to 4000 once fired 243 cases, 1500 7mm Rem Mag, 3500-4000 223 cases, etc etc etc.
I did buy a bunch of once fired brass on Ebay once for my 7mm for a dirt cheap price one time. Got 250rds of Federal cases, for $14.00 shipped!
Once I get my new house, I will have all my loading equipment at my dispososal, and all my once fired cases will be ready to go then. Right now my reloading setup is in my grandma's basement.
I did buy a bunch of once fired brass on Ebay once for my 7mm for a dirt cheap price one time. Got 250rds of Federal cases, for $14.00 shipped!
Once I get my new house, I will have all my loading equipment at my dispososal, and all my once fired cases will be ready to go then. Right now my reloading setup is in my grandma's basement.
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