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  • knifetoagunfight
    Senior Member
    • Jul 2012
    • 547

    ***Once Fired Brass value?- .357, .308, .223 Clean

    I have a bunch of once fired brass I've saved that I'd be happy to sell or trade to someone. Just wondering if it'd be worth more if I cleaned it all or if I just sell as is. I've cleaned about 50 rounds with an ultrasonic cleaner, but if the going rate doesn't matter either way I'll not hassle it. I don't reload so the price per piece for me is just a subsidy for new ammo.

    Thanks all,
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    GILMORE619
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2010
    • 560

    I'd sell as is. You could clean it but you probably won't get much more for it on top of wasting your time. You can check the reloading marketplace to figure out the market price for once fired brass. If it's all same head stamp and not mixed range pick up you can add a cent or two per piece
    Originally posted by elSquid
    Like Yoda said: "Buy. Or buy not. There is no whine."



    -- Michael
    Originally posted by Pardini
    Obviously, they just threw that shat out there for Calgunners to proof read and expose the loopholes. Now that we have done our part, they will go back and tighten it up and make our fruking airtight.

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      knifetoagunfight
      Senior Member
      • Jul 2012
      • 547

      Okay, thank you will do. Yep, just my own stuff; mostly PMC.

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        stand125
        Senior Member
        • Jun 2010
        • 1451

        Brass is not worth anything right now. Ammo is still cheap and plentiful at the range. Wait till the next ammo scare or take to a recycler.
        CALGUNS DICTIONARY "FLIER": when a shooter wants to turn a 1 inch group to a half inch group because he flinched.

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