shells,bullets,casing or whatever ya call them

88-1175 · Feb 21, 2014

I took some cans into the local recycling center yesterday,i seen some bags full of caseings,guy said they sell them in bags of 500 for reloading.he showed me pallets with a big box 4x4,3ft tall completely full of them,i mean overflowing full,probably 4 pallets full,must be million of them.place is "six recycling/ in east Liverpool,ohio.i see on here guys are looking for this type of stuff,thought this might help out...

RayP(MI) · Feb 21, 2014

Used reloadable brass. Needs to be clean, relatively undamaged, sorted by caliber. Yes, there is a market for reloadable brass. Most expensive part of a cartridge. Must be your recycler has a in with some shooting ranges. Have gotten some brass from those places, and it was a mess.

the tractor vet · Feb 21, 2014

Dang and i was just down there about and hour ago too.

Anonymous-0 · Feb 21, 2014

I see it on the gov.liquidation site fairly regularly. Maybe somebody got a deal on some and sold it to a recycler? There is some coming up next month in Michigan, everything from 9 millimeter to over 77000 pounds of 50 cal.!

GeneMO · Feb 21, 2014

I could use about a 5 gallon bucket of .223's and a bucket full of 9MM.

Gene

Sprint 6 · Feb 21, 2014

Our local recycle yards won't take spent brass. They say it is hazardous material due to lead and powder residue.

Part Time Pete · Feb 21, 2014

Paul,
Is the govt. still selling spent brass? I had heard that they stopped selling them and were scrapping them instead. Not sure of the reason, or if it's true
Pete

Anonymous-0 · Feb 21, 2014

On govliquidation.com, in the Michigan location, there is a bunch coming up for auction beginning next month.

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