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  • tomtenney
    Junior Member
    • Aug 2010
    • 67

    reloading service's?

    I have a lot of one fired brass and want to get it reload to who or were can I take?

    How much should it cost me? less the Bullets and brass.
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    iareConfusE
    Veteran Member
    • Jan 2010
    • 4464

    You want someone else to reload ammo for you?... I would suggest reloading them yourself, or just selling the brass to a reloader. I don't think people are allowed to sell their reloads to other people as a business without a license.

    Look into reloading them yourself. CGN has a Ammo & Reloading Subforum.

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    • #3
      707electrician
      Veteran Member
      • Dec 2010
      • 2889

      I, too, have wondered this but figured even if you found someone that was willing to do it, it probably wouldn't be any cheaper than just buying another case of ammo.

      I would like to get into reloading myself, however I don't the it would benefit me
      Brian Kelly

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      • #4
        bwhited
        Senior Member
        • Jun 2009
        • 1947

        Yes, there is a licence involved to reload for other people. This is because the government wants there piece of it (there is a tax involved other then just sales tax).
        Get into reloading if you want to. It is fun to do and gets you a lot more ammo for the same price.
        Do not think you are going to save money. All you do is use more ammo.

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        • #5
          T-Bear
          Senior Member
          • Dec 2006
          • 647

          Your best bet is to hook up with the gun stores that offer free reloading classes. I see that your in LB. Might want to give Field Time in westminster to see when there next class is. That will be your best bet, plus its free, take the knowledge and learn from it and begin your ammo factory.

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          • #6
            tomtenney
            Junior Member
            • Aug 2010
            • 67

            Thank you all. I need to learn more about reloading. Good news is there's lot of info here.

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            • #7
              One78Shovel
              Veteran Member
              • Jan 2011
              • 2962

              Originally posted by tomtenney
              Thank you all. I need to learn more about reloading. Good news is there's lot of info here.
              Let me know if you want to dump some of your pistol brass. I promise to give it a good home.

              -178S

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              • #8
                Wildeman_13
                Senior Member
                • Jan 2010
                • 542

                Find a local buddy who reloads and get with them to do a reloading night. They can help you buy the stuff you need and show you how to do it. And if you are lucky, they will do most of hte work for you in exchange for the other reloading tasks like cleaning primer pockets or lubing and resizing cases or sorting bullets by weight or whatever. No one is paying for a service, so no reason to get the feds involved. Just two friends helping each other reload.

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