Question on pricing brass?

[ShooterDK]

I have 6 buckets of brass that I'd like to sell. It is once fired and has not been processed (de-primed and tumbled). I like to come up with a fair price and I'm not sure where to set price point (compare to cleaned and tumbled brass). Suggestions?

[snowdog650]

Sac Valley Shooting Center sells range brass for $3 a pound ... but it isn't sorted, and you don't know if it is once-fired. That might be a good starting point.

[OldShooter32]

Sorted, clean and tumbled helps. 9mm is 9 pounds/k, .40 S&W is 10/k

[M27]

I like $3 a lb especially if you want to sell fast

$4 if you don't mind it takeing a little longer

I don't understand when people sell it as tumbled, I have everything to tumble why pay you an extra $10 to run a tumbler for a few hours. Especially because I run everything through stainless and most just use walnut.

[ShooterDK]

Thanks for input guys. I'll bag it up and put it up for sale shortly.

[Bill Steele]

Thanks for input guys. I'll bag it up and put it up for sale shortly.

You can see a few For Sale threads in the Ammo and Reloading for sale section of Calguns, there are a couple guys that sell regularly on that board, that will give you a good starting point on what is competitive.

If you price it right on that forum, it will sell fast.

Good luck.