Cherry City is paying $2.10 a pound again

[oa98pistol512]

Just went to cherry city metals with 160lbs of 9mm & 223 they are paying $2.10 a pound Eugene is paying $2,28 a pound. So if you have a bunch you cant sell this is a good time to scrap it. National average is $2,40 a pound

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[JRMadrid]

Hmm...
74/lb .223 @ $.05 = $3.70/lb
114/lb 9mm @ $.03 = $3.42/lb

Split 50/50
$296.00 in .223
$273.00 in 9mm
$569.00 had it been sold as brass to reloaders.

Also takes time to offload by the 1,000 in bulk batches.

 

[crossbow5]

Do you know if Cherry City takes spent primers? I have a gallon bucket full of the spent primers along with a five gallon bucket full of brass.

 

[aasbra]

Do you know if Cherry City takes spent primers? I have a gallon bucket full of the spent primers along with a five gallon bucket full of brass.

Not sure of Cherry City, but I sold some spent primers for scrap at Far West Metals in Tualatin earlier this year.

 

[crossbow5]

Okay, Thanks for the info.

 

[oa98pistol512]

Hmm...
74/lb .223 @ $.05 = $3.70/lb
114/lb 9mm @ $.03 = $3.42/lb

Split 50/50
$296.00 in .223
$273.00 in 9mm
$569.00 had it been sold as brass to reloaders.

Also takes time to offload by the 1,000 in bulk batches.

I had 5k of 223 up for $45 per k and no one wanted em. same for 9mm at 25 per k hmmm

 

[oa98pistol512]

Do you know if Cherry City takes spent primers? I have a gallon bucket full of the spent primers along with a five gallon bucket full of brass.

NO stick em in brass and crimp

 

[Alexx1401]

I had 5k of 223 up for $45 per k and no one wanted em. same for 9mm at 25 per k hmmm

There is so much of it floating around selling it for scrap would be my goto also. I have to wonder if anyone claiming 9mm or .223 actually sell has ever actually tried to find a buyer for it at those magic prices they seem to think it sells for. For a good while I was just leaving my 9mm brass for the range since I have to much. At the scrap price I will have to start picking it up just for that.

 

[Omni]

I had 5k of 223 up for $45 per k and no one wanted em. same for 9mm at 25 per k hmmm

I paid $70 shipped for 1500 5.56/223 range brass off Gunbroker a few months back. I would like to buy some 9mm brass but everyone lives too far away. I WISH I could pay someone $25 for 1000 9mm cases right now...

 

[coltemp]

I paid $70 shipped for 1500 5.56/223 range brass off Gunbroker a few months back. I would like to buy some 9mm brass but everyone lives too far away. I WISH I could pay someone $25 for 1000 9mm cases right now...

Sent you a pm. I just posted a bunch of brass last night that would be pretty close to that price point for 9mm and some others.

 

[Nwcid]

I have been thinking about this. I have about 4 gallons of mixed damaged (not reloadable) brass that I need to off load sometime.

I also have about 1000 pieces of once fired .40. I hate to scrap it, but it is a better market than selling as brass.

 

[oa98pistol512]

I paid $70 shipped for 1500 5.56/223 range brass off Gunbroker a few months back. I would like to buy some 9mm brass but everyone lives too far away. I WISH I could pay someone $25 for 1000 9mm cases right now...

Hit me up. I am heading to coast tomorrow in the newport area and next week I am going to roseburg. I have a couple k I havent scraped 1k is nickel

 

[oa98pistol512]

I have been thinking about this. I have about 4 gallons of mixed damaged (not reloadable) brass that I need to off load sometime.

I also have about 1000 pieces of once fired .40. I hate to scrap it, but it is a better market than selling as brass.

I would hold on to the 40 its a dying cartridge. I dont find a lot laying like I used to.

 

[Diamondback]

If anybody has .450 SMC, shoot me a PM before you go.

 

[HighlandLofts]

I only scrap damaged cases, if I cand get $50 thousand for wet tumbled 9mm, 40cal, 223 it will sit out in the shed until the next big scare.
It cost nothing to store it.
People don't want to pay $50 a thousand for wet tumbled range brass, but they dont have a problem paying $30 for a hundred pieces of new brass, they loaded it and shoot it and now they have range brass.