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  • bballwizard05
    Veteran Member
    • Sep 2009
    • 3323

    Brass Processing Service

    Hey all, let's be honest. Tumbling ,resizing, de-priming, trimming, chamfering, and all around brass prep is not the most enjoyable part of reloading. Pouring powder, seating a bullet, and finishing a completed round is the fun and rewarding aspect of an all around great hobby.

    I am a long time experienced reloader in both rifle and pistol calibers. If you have a large pile of brass (or even a small pile) that you would like to have prepped and ready to load (including tumbling) let me know! I will do the laborious (less fun) part and quickly return properly prepped brass to your door (or another meeting place if you prefer).

    Services include:
    -Resize/deprime
    -Trim (223 and 308)
    -Swage primer pocket
    -Chamfer/Deburr
    -Tumbling (Stainless steel, and dry tumble for polish)

    I will not fully manufacture ammo for sale as I am not a licensed manufacturer. However these simple procedures take a lot of the work out of reloading for you!

    I also have an add selling already fully prepped 223 brass on this forum. Pricing is a work in progress- I anticipate around $30 per 1k of pistol brass, and $55 per 1k of rifle brass.

    Based on my location- shipping will often be required. Costs can be discussed on a per order basis.
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    bballwizard05
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    • Sep 2009
    • 3323

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      bballwizard05
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      • Sep 2009
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        rubbman
        Senior Member
        • May 2013
        • 652

        What kind do of equipment are you using for processing?
        I once pondered over the debate of 9mm vs. .40, then I was introduced to .38 super and 10mm and forgot all about it.

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          bballwizard05
          Veteran Member
          • Sep 2009
          • 3323

          I do my processing on a Dillon 650 with Dillon dies. I also use the Dillon trimmer (for rifle 223 and 308) which trims to +/- .003 within what I set it for. For example, I have an add for fully prepped 223 brass in the reloading forum with a sampling of 10 pieces of brass (from a bucket of about 7k) which all fall in that parameter.


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            bballwizard05
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            • Sep 2009
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              bballwizard05
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                RiskyBusiness
                Senior Member
                • Jan 2017
                • 2150

                I think this should be in the commercial services thread not the for sale area
                https://imgur.com/a/yO4kS

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