Brass Weights per thousand just an FYI

[swopjan]

Yeah, I guess you're right.

[Cdcrofficer]

Thanks

[swopjan]

It's a Sticky. I don't think it dies.

[Finish it]

Anyone have any weights for 223 or 556 without primers?

[Kendoman]

Thanks

[Thomas83]

Cool! Thanks!


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[dconnor]

I don't know if you want to add this but, I just added re-oloading 12 ga. to my metallic cartridge habit. I found that 100 once-fired Win AA-HS hulls weigh 29.8 oz. That's 1000 in 298 oz. or 18.62lbs. God, I really enjoy re-loading!

[FML1982]

6.5 grendel cases 7.21 grams without primer, 62.91 pieces per pound
7mm remington mag, 15.01 grams without primer, 30.21 pieces per pound

[FML1982]

.223 without primers was 6.02 grams a piece, at 75.3 pieces per pound, this measure and the post above were pulled from random pieces so different manufacturers may vary

[swopjan]

Anybody have weights or numbers for .45 Schofield and/or .44 Russian?

[dconnor]

I don't have .44 Russian but I have .45 Schofield listed @ 68 cases to 1# and 14.58# per 1000 cases. These are rough weights for range brass, Good Luck!

[Sancho]

Thanks a lot! Your data is on the spot. I bought .45 ACP brass from FCBB and after two months and weekly emailing them, they delivered 19 lbs of brass - - 20 brass short.

[REDHORSE]

The thread and data gathered has been very helpful. Thanks for the work!

I was processing some 5 gallon buckets of brass and the data helped.

I put it in a spreadsheet format so I can reference from it.

[BajaJames83]

that spread sheet is nice. Mind if i copy that to the first post?

[REDHORSE]

that spread sheet is nice. Mind if i copy that to the first post?

Definitely, more than welcome to use it. Thanks!