Gauging interest: bulk ammo

[SRD5711]

[TKM]

I wouldn't because of the liability issues. I'm pretty sure a company would have to be licensed to sell ammo too.

If you listed them as-is, to be broken down for component use only you might have something.

Just start buying guns and deal with the problem on your own.

[Jimmy's]

Trash it all you have no idea where any.of it came from.

[hermosabeach]

Are all these rounds from the floor? Rage carp?


Unless you have a 3 million dollar insurance policy, I would sell for components only

[HighWildFree]

Buy a bullet puller. Spend the next five years separating brass and bullets. Sell clean primed brass and bullets. No one wants to buy someone’s hot load. (That sounded wrong).

[ACfixer]

Es basura. You'd have to have a serious screw loose to sell or shoot any of that.

[scamp62]

not to be an *****....but you could not pay me to shoot that in your guns !!!

[sandiego67]

Is it just me or is this thread not going as well as the OP thought it would?

[TRICKSTER]

Do you have an state ammo vendors permit?

[SRD5711]

[AreWeFree]

not to be an *****....but you could not pay me to shoot that in your guns !!!

no ****, don't ever put a "Not really sure" cartridge in your gun.

The few cents aint worth your trouble.

[nitroxdiver]

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[smittty]

no ****, don't ever put a "Not really sure" cartridge in your gun.

The few cents aint worth your trouble.

I would shoot it, that doesn't scare me at all.

There's a bunch of rimfire in there too and its not reloaded.

[17+1]

[Mark49]

I would separate all the calibers and see just how many you have. It looks from the pictures, a few 223/556. 9m etc. See if you can find out if there reloaded or not?
Otherwise if GTO head to the range.