I would but I haven't been granted access into that section.
Wow 10 cents a piece. I have thousands of cleaned tumbled .223 I could sell.
seems likely I can never get to my 2nd fired brass that’s already de crimped.Once fired????? Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha !!!!! Kind of like ready to go to the lake??????????
Save it for that thread. But yes, once fired. About 6 years ago, when I last bought ammo, new Federal and Armscor ammo from Target Sports USA was cheaper than LAX reloads. Only reloads I ever shot was a bag of 25 from On Target in 2012 and I didn't finish it as one of the reloads spit so hard out of the 357 it locked the cylinder up. After that awkward moment I never trusted reloads.
Sold if you’ll bring it to havasu.
I don't have any upcoming Havasu dates. If it doesn't go locally I'll let you know next time I'm out there.
Apologies I see now the ad was from last year
Down here in Parker we have what we call "brass fairies" who come and pick up all the spent casings as soon as people leave the shooting area. Normally I pick up whatever we shoot in case I start reloading, and also to leave a clean shooting area, including all shotgun shells.
I test my over and underhand Basketball skills with my spent brass and a 5 gal bucket.
I was picking up as I thought I would reload one day and not to litter. That phase was 8 years ago. Tired of lugging this brass around and want it gone. Just want to get 2 dinners worth of value out of it.
I saw a guy out here in Havasu off of Bison collecting brass. I waited for him to ride down off of his perch as a group of shooters left. Approached the guy to inquire about buying it. He knew absolutely nothing about the brass, wouldn't sell me any and continued to explain that he just picked it up as something to do and gives it to his buddies that reload.
steel or paper only.
I believe most of the ones down here sell it for scrap value. I see some of the same people fairly regularly, but that may change as we come into the warmer season. I wonder how much they are getting in relation to the gas they are spending.
Last time I was at the Sara Park range a couple of gals were being "brass fairies" You won't find ANY brass when I and my buddies end the day. We spread Oregon roofing, blue tarp, out for the case to land on. Sometimes need to be pulled around with different calibers but sure works good. I sure wish the scatter gun guys would pick up their shit up off Bison, that's a mess and it's going to cost us all a nice place to shoot.
What caliber you looking for?
Agreed. I use the empty box from clays and pick all of mine up, and usually a few others. One day I was out there and someone had raked them all into piles, but then left them there. I don't shoot any glass bottles, but do fill plastic with water, and make sure to pick those all up when we finish.
I’m ok for now but never turn down a deal. 9,45,357mag,223,308
