Reformed 300 BLK Brass

[wild_weasel]

http://www.detroitammoco.com/300-blackout-brass-100ct-free-shipping/

[tiller]

http://www.detroitammoco.com/300-bla...free-shipping/

Make sure you know what headstamp they are... You want them to all be the same... I had lots of problems picking up surplus korean brass. It would form great but was extremly thicker than lc and other commercial brass.. Cuased me lots of head ache with rounds not fully going into battery

[RookieShooter]

http://www.detroitammoco.com/300-bla...free-shipping/

$29.00/100 is definitely not a competitive price.

You can get $155/1K shipped and insured here.

http://www.300blktalk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=179&t=85745

[Jasonaspears]

$29.00/100 is definitely not a competitive price.

You can get $155/1K shipped and insured here.
http://www.300blktalk.com/forum/view...?f=179&t=85745

Agreed but it's pretty tough to find this brass from what I've found. It's enticing for $250 per 1000 to have all of that work done.

[thmpr]

Go on GB and search for Carolina Brass.

[Jasonaspears]

Go on GB and search for Carolina Brass.

Thanks for the reference. Just shot off an email. Any idea on pricing??

[thmpr]

~$200 shipped - 1000.

[RookieShooter]

http://www.300blktalk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=179&t=85745

The brass that I received from this seller are 99% once-fired Lake City brass. Fired off over 100 rounds last week and no problem.

[Jasonaspears]

http://www.300blktalk.com/forum/view...?f=179&t=85745

The brass that I received from this seller are 99% once-fired Lake City brass. Fired off over 100 rounds last week and no problem.

Thanks. Just signed up and emailed him.

[mesojdm]

$150/1000 shipped. Once fired LC, looks like you can get them annealed as well

http://www.kaskillo.com/products/

[3006mv]

Cut your own from .223 not that hard to do.

[bigdawg86]

Cut your own from .223 not that hard to do.

THIS! Yes it's somewhat time consuming, but if you reload you like that crap anyways! My fastest method is as follows. I found that with my trimmer, tumbling overnight eliminates the need to chamfer and debur, that really helps shorten the process. I have done about 2,500 pieces.

1. Cut to 1.370 with HF chop saw (go as short as you can go, makes trimming faster).
2. Tumble in walnut overnight (your tired from cutting anyways). This removes enough burrs to not interfere with your dies.
3. Decap and form brass.
4. Trim to desired length.
5. Tumble again in fine cob
6. Swage
7. Prime
8. Load!