Where to get brass

[Clickjack]

[Sailormilan2]

What kind of brass are you looking for? As in what calibers? You can often find once fired brass at several sites.

[bhilliker@comcast.net]

there is no shortage of people selling brass on here. I'll put a plug in for JAck Ellis----reliable supplier/Calguner. If you are looking for new and Johnny on the spot then Sportsman's Warehouse carries a good selection

[Clickjack]

What kind of brass are you looking for? As in what calibers? You can often find once fired brass at several sites.

Currently looking for 357, & 44,

(also looking for a good rifle round to start learning 7.62x39, 30-06, 223 )

[tanks]

(also looking for a good rifle round to start learning 7.62x39, 30-06, 223 )

.22 LR perfect rifle to learn fundamentals from.

[Divernhunter]

Starline is not "pricey". They are also quality brass.
You will have more trouble getting 44 or 357 brass than say 9mm or 45acp

[alpha_romeo_XV]

Lots of 9, 40 and 45 brass gets left on the deck at the range. Revolver brass doesn't get flung away so they're easier to keep track of.
You could always buy some factory loaded "good brass" and save them after 1st firing.

[FLIGHT762]

This guy has brass. Prices seem okay: https://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/....php?t=1373367

[CSACANNONEER]

.22 LR perfect rifle to learn fundamentals from.

.22lr is a hard round for most people to learn to reload. It can be done but, it has nothing in common with the bottle necked cartridges the OP mentioned.

[CSACANNONEER]

Currently looking for 357, & 44,

(also looking for a good rifle round to start learning 7.62x39, 30-06, 223 )

If you want 50 rounds or so of 06, I'll give them to you if you pick up around thousand oaks.

[Clickjack]

If you want 50 rounds or so of 06, I'll give them to you if you pick up around thousand oaks.

[Clickjack]

.22lr is a hard round for most people to learn to reload. It can be done but, it has nothing in common with the bottle necked cartridges the OP mentioned.

[Clickjack]

Lots of 9, 40 and 45 brass gets left on the deck at the range. Revolver brass doesn't get flung away so they're easier to keep track of.
You could always buy some factory loaded "good brass" and save them after 1st firing.

[Clickjack]

Starline is not "pricey". They are also quality brass.
You will have more trouble getting 44 or 357 brass than say 9mm or 45acp

[Clickjack]

.22 LR perfect rifle to learn fundamentals from.

Do people reload 22? How? the dented rim and the primer seems like too much of a hassle