Good source for once fired brass ??

[elhefe50ss]

Looking for once fired at reasonable price in the sac area i dont mind tumbleing myself any info would be great fellas

[elhefe50ss]

Sorry .38sp .45acp .44mag .500

[Bill Steele]

I think for .38 and .45 Auto, besides frequenting indoor ranges and picking up all you can, the best place to shop are the auctions on Gunbroker and the for sale ads here in Calguns.

For .44 and 500, I would buy new Starline directly from their website. "Once fired" in the Magnum cals tend to a joke. I have bought "Once Fired" .44RM from reliable sources to have them split after one firing in my gun with a light target load.

[MIAMIbaseballer]

Look in the classified ads for 45 and 38. The other 2 I would buy new..... Just like Bill said

[mjmagee67]

Check the Marketplace here on CalGuns! 38 and 45 should be pretty easy. 44 and 500 good luck new might be easier.

[ejhc11]

Easy.

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=314483

[rconnerley]

I agree with Miami and Bill, I scavenge and reuse .45 and .38 until they split. Typically after many, many loadings. For the high pressure mags, .44 and .500, I definitely want to know the pedigree of my brass! I buy new for these, though I will harvest at the range if I have personally watched someone remove new ammo from factory package and fire it once. Stay safe and happy.

[elhefe50ss]

Cool guys thanks

[lincoln45]

Sorry .38sp .45acp .44mag .500

found a guy on craigslist, he has deal with an indoor rane and picks up between 1/3-1/2 ton of brass ever couple weeks. He sorts it by caliber and on .45 sperates large vs. small primer. I bought 4k of .45 for 260$

Try Craigslist....sacramento