Mixed head stamp 5.56/223 rem. brass

[Brass Catcher]

4517 cleaned and polished pieces of mixed head stamp 5.56/223 Rem. brass available for less than 08 cents a piece.

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[Certaindeaf]

Where did you get it.. in other words, do you have any idea how many times it/they have been fired?

 

[Caveman Jim]

And if selling it should be in the appropriate classified section.

 

[Brass Catcher]

I got where I shoot in the mountains and it will overwhelmingly be once and twice fired brass. Thank you for reminding me I posted in the wrong place this time.

 

[Certaindeaf]

I got where I shoot in the mountains and it will overwhelmingly be once and twice fired brass. Thank you for reminding me I posted in the wrong place this time.

I hear ya. Probably just call it mixed range brass then.
GLWTS

 

[Brass Catcher]

I reposted it as once and twice fired brass

 

[Steve M]

Over a year ago I got mixed 5.56/223 range brass shipped to my door at $46 for 1000 pieces. Took only a minor amount of effort to clean them up. They've since dropped their prices by $1 so why would people buy your brass for nearly double what it costs to get dirty brass delivered to their door?

 

[Certaindeaf]

Over a year ago I got mixed 5.56/223 range brass shipped to my door at $46 for 1000 pieces. Took only a minor amount of effort to clean them up. They've since dropped their prices by $1 so why would people buy your brass for nearly double what it costs to get dirty brass delivered to their door?

Steve, it's shiny! who doesn't want to spend $80/1000 for some crap that'll likely blow your carbine apart.. after you de-crimp and whatall? come on.. grow a brain

 

[Steve M]

It isn't likely to harm the rifle or mine would be blown up by now, I just wanted him to know the going rate for indoor range brass. Besides, that primer crimp is valued for proving that you're the first reloader.

 

[Brass Catcher]

Steve, if you can get that brass for that price still and it has worked well for you I certainly would expect you to do that. All my brass has been picked up in the mountains where I shoot and I am highly confident all the brass is once and twice fired. This is a 2 and 30 minute round trip and all the brass has been cleaned and polished in a Lyman 1200 Turbo Tumbler with corn cob media and polishing compound. Furthermore, I have personally inspected every piece of brass to insure they all can be safely reloaded. If the customer is dissatisfied with any of the pieces I would take them back and issue the appropriate refund. Customer safety and satisfaction are very important to me. All the research I have done has only displayed 1 place on the internet selling brass of what appears to be of this quality for 1 cent lower than this. My price is 7.7 cents a piece. If I cannot sell it for that, then I will reduce it further. My goal is to sell it at or below the lowest competitive price I can find. Thank you both for your responses.