Reloading Service?

[ltspongebob]

I'm not interested in reloading... yet (I simply don't have the time). However I have been keeping all my brass for the past 2 years. Is there a local (Socal) or in-state company that will reload my brass or cut me a discount in exchange for my brass?

Just wondering as it may be difficult to find new ammo in the next year or so.

On another note; has anyone used the Lee hand press kit? I know it's for small numbers of cartridges at a time, but sounds like that might work for me, I only shoot every other week or so and only 50-100 rounds at a time.

Thanks,

Sponge

[Trigger Guard]

I'll do it!

Not sure what the legal ramifications would be or if I could make any money at it but I'll still do it.

Was thinking about this before and my thought process was to make custom loads for my hunting buddies and charge to help them shoot!

I have found that most of them don't know how to clean or maintain their firearms either and could use some help in that area too.

[NiteQwill]

You need a 06 or 07 FFL to manufacture and sell reloads.

[madmike]

http://www.loadxammo.com/

I'm pretty sure they give a discount on their ammo for turned in brass.

-madmike.

[Trigger Guard]

You need a 06 or 07 FFL to manufacture and sell reloads.

Well, that puts me out.

[ltspongebob]

http://www.loadxammo.com/

I'm pretty sure they give a discount on their ammo for turned in brass.

-madmike.

That works!

I wish there were more companies that did this. After the ban, a person could make a mint doing something like this, if only we knew what the legal ramifications were...

(Do you have to treat it as new ammo with paperwork, or because it was "my" brass and you just loaded it for me does it not count)?

Thanks,

Sponge

[XDRoX]

For under $200 you could get set up and reload your own. If time is an issue then you could get a Lee Classic Turret press which will load 250 rounds an hour.