WTT Brass, West LA

[Edvil91]

Hey everyone,

I've got some brass that i've been saving that i'd like to trade.

5.56 - 200 pieces...LC headstamp, not once fired and unprocessed
38 sp(nickel) - 146 pieces...Winchester +p headstamp, not once fired and unprocessed

I am getting into reloading, so anything you have that you'd like to trade, shoot me an offer.

Interests: 308 brass, 32 auto ammo, odd ball ammo, reloading dies. If you have any ammo that you don't need, chances are I'd find use for them...

Preferably ftf transfers...

[damndave]

Since you say the LC 5.56 brass are "not once fired" how many times fired are they?

[Edvil91]

Since you say the LC 5.56 brass are "not once fired" how many times fired are they?

Great question. The brass came from Miwall reloads. I assume that they purchase their brass from those surplus auctions and not from ranges, as all of their stuff is LC. I assume they were twice fired, once from our men in service and once from me. They are are in good condition as far as I can tell, no cracks or major stress. I have not reloaded any of it, just bought and shot. Hope this helps somewhat...

[asm_]

Great question. The brass came from Miwall reloads. I assume that they purchase their brass from those surplus auctions and not from ranges, as all of their stuff is LC. I assume they were twice fired, once from our men in service and once from me. They are are in good condition as far as I can tell, no cracks or major stress. I have not reloaded any of it, just bought and shot. Hope this helps somewhat...

If the LC brass still have crimp around the primer, it would be once fired.

Just as food for thought, I don't think man in service stop to pickup the brass during the battle. Getting out alive is probably more important than recycling brass case.

[Edvil91]

If the LC brass still have crimp around the primer, it would be once fired.

Just as food for thought, I don't think man in service stop to pickup the brass during the battle. Getting out alive is probably more important than recycling brass case.

No crimp. Hahah ya I see your point, but I'm referring to the ammo they use for training here in the states. Probably should of been more clear. I remember not long ago there was an auction for literally tons of 5.56 brass. If military is not going to reload it's brass, might as well get something out of them than just scrap it.

[Edvil91]

Nobody needs brass?