fatelk
09-18-2018, 04:01 PM
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I have three MFRB boxes full of 9mm brass, just 2 cents per piece. My two boys have decided they want to pick up range brass to make a little money. The boxes each have 3,500 pieces (by weight, with a little extra for good measure). $77 per box shipped
This is range brass. It all looks good but no guarantees on once fired. It's a mix of headstamps, looks to be mostly U.S. commercial but with plenty of foreign like PMC, GFL, S&B, CBC, and the occasional crimped GI.
We've done a pretty good job of sorting out any junk. The brass gets washed in lemishine/dish soap and dried well in the hot sun, then stood up on the counter to sort out any .380s or 9x18. We then glance at the headstamps of each handful and reject any with dings/dents/wear or just look odd. We reject quite a few that are probably fine, but the scrap yard pays good too. We also sort out the nickel plated and keep those. I can't guarantee perfection but for range brass it's pretty good.
I have three MFRB boxes full of 9mm brass, just 2 cents per piece. My two boys have decided they want to pick up range brass to make a little money. The boxes each have 3,500 pieces (by weight, with a little extra for good measure). $77 per box shipped
This is range brass. It all looks good but no guarantees on once fired. It's a mix of headstamps, looks to be mostly U.S. commercial but with plenty of foreign like PMC, GFL, S&B, CBC, and the occasional crimped GI.
We've done a pretty good job of sorting out any junk. The brass gets washed in lemishine/dish soap and dried well in the hot sun, then stood up on the counter to sort out any .380s or 9x18. We then glance at the headstamps of each handful and reject any with dings/dents/wear or just look odd. We reject quite a few that are probably fine, but the scrap yard pays good too. We also sort out the nickel plated and keep those. I can't guarantee perfection but for range brass it's pretty good.