The Down Range Forum
Member Section => Reloading => Topic started by: fightingquaker13 on October 07, 2012, 06:35:31 AM
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A guy on another board is selling 2800 rounds of once fired Winchester brass .45 acp for $225. I thought that sounded like a good price. If you're interested PM me. I make no guarantees, caveat emptor, but I thought I should bring it to your attenion.
FQ13
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Southern Belle Brass: http://shop.southernbellebrass.com/c-14-45-acp.aspx
Cheyenne Brass : http://www.cheyennebrass.com/once_fired.asp
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Southern Belle Brass: http://shop.southernbellebrass.com/c-14-45-acp.aspx
Cheyenne Brass : http://www.cheyennebrass.com/once_fired.asp
Wish I would have had those links 6 months ago, but great for future references.
Thanks Watchman!
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Haven't looked at .45 brass lately but I'm pretty sure it isn't that expensive.
Richard
PS: Paid $30/1000 afew years ago! Wish I would have bought him out!!!
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The price of scrap brass went thru the roof.
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Just a fyi. 1000 45 acp cases is about 13 # . Brass is about $2.25/lb right now. Lets just say 2800 cases is 30 # thats almost $70 in just taking it too the scrap yard. Let alone what it would cost to ship.
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Currently for 45 ACP Once Fired Brass the price is $78-$105. The price for scrap brass plays a huge roll in 45 ACP in particular because 1000 pieces weighs about 13 pounds. Unprocessed brass is a little cheaper.
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Local recycled brass company here in town. The Brass Exchange. Good guys. All shooters. They sponsor indoor matches, cause it's good for business.
$15/250 .45. So 2,800 round ~$165.
http://shop.thebrassexchange.com/45-ACP-Brass-250-Pieces-045250.htm (http://shop.thebrassexchange.com/45-ACP-Brass-250-Pieces-045250.htm)
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Even though it's tough leaning over my belly, I get mine free by picking it up and scrounging at my range. I spend more time doing that than shooting.