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Doc Holiday13 08-01-2008, 05:37 AM So the last few times I've been to the range I've brought my ammo cans like I always do, and then when I'm cleaning up, I pull all my stuff out of the ammo cans and filled them up with brass. I'm up to like 600-5.56/.223 and 700-45 acp. Its a shame I don't shoot 9mm or 40 s&w because I have a freaking ton of it. But I'm not that concerned I'm going to the scrap yard today to cash in 37 .lbs worth to be exact rcurrier44 08-01-2008, 10:19 AM let us know what you get for it! I only pick up what fits the guns I own but if it's worth it I could always grab all the brass.... PONY_DRIVER 08-01-2008, 10:20 AM It's worth more to a reloader since it's already formed. FWIW Doc Holiday13 08-01-2008, 10:41 AM It's worth more to a reloader since it's already formed. FWIW Its easier to sort out what I want and cash in the rest than to completely sort all brass by caliber and try to sell it. I'll probably get about $43 rockmup 08-01-2008, 11:55 AM 1.53 an lb here Doc Holiday13 08-01-2008, 02:32 PM I just got $1.15/.lb So I just came out with 44 bucks. I might try to sell off lots of casings next time like $25 per 200 for all shells and find out how long it takes to sell it off Chris L 08-01-2008, 02:35 PM I just got $1.15/.lb So I just came out with 44 bucks. I might try to sell off lots of casings next time like $25 per 200 for all shells and find out how long it takes to sell it off I'd buy .223/5.56 from you, and I'm kind of local. | |