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[LarryLightFoot]

What’s the ball park acceptable price for once fired brass per 100 ?
Before anyone says SFA, come on now, we’re are mostly decent fellows

 

[C h r i s]

Depends on calibre and brand....

 

[Dickie]

You buying or selling?

 

[deeangeo]

Why would you buy once fired brass????
Average it 100 quid for new & you can get LOTS of reloads depending how you do your brass prep.
More advantages buying new brass than disadvantages!

 

[Bavarianbrit]

How will you be 100% sure they are once fired?

 

[M@tt]

How will you be 100% sure they are once fired?

The one careful lady former owner said so.

 

[ASHCROFT9491]

I've used lots of once fired brass quite happily, got to be some trust with any salle/purchase
Some calibre can be a good saving vs new, price does vary for calibre and brand
For example lapua 6.5 creedmoor small rifle primer is very sought after, 6.5 creedmoor by hornady not much

 

[wytonpjs]

Why would you buy once fired brass????
Average it 100 quid for new & you can get LOTS of reloads depending how you do your brass prep.
More advantages buying new brass than disadvantages!

If you can get them. Lapua don’t appear to make .270 brass, my Norma primer pockets are loosening quickly whereas my Sako reload time after time. Have you tried to buy Sako .270 Win

I don’t want Hornady thank-you

 

[andyk]

It’ll depend on the brand, Lapua/Norma will net you a lot more than (say) Remington.

Cartridge matters too, for the best price it needs to be popular or rare but still used.

I’m not completely averse to buying once fired but do want to see its in original boxes etc. ‘Fully prepped’ and loose is a red flag.

 

[webley701]

What’s the ball park acceptable price for once fired brass per 100 ?
Before anyone says SFA, come on now, we’re are mostly decent fellows

As has been suggested - you’ll need to be a lot more specific before any advice could be given.

For instance, once fired .223 cases will have a very different value than once fired .500 NE cases.

 

[LarryLightFoot]

Factory ammo fired by me and stored mostly S&B all 6.5CM and some Hornady .

 

[C h r i s]

£20 hundred for the Hornady, £15 for S&B

 

[Heym SR20]

Scrap value plus a little. How much the little bit - depends on willing seller and willing buyer.

 

[KimE]

What’s the ball park acceptable price for once fired brass per 100 ?
Before anyone says SFA, come on now, we’re are mostly decent fellows

300£ if its 12,7*44r

 

[Bavarianbrit]

Over here in Germany the shooting ranges usually let you ferret through the brass bucket and they are all pretty much once fired cases by the non reloaders, as you have to do a DSC1 style reloading course costing €€€s to be able to buy powder but not primers they still go free to obtain for over 18s. Then the equipment start up costs puts many shooters off reloading and they might also be too lazy to bother for the pittance saved.

 

[Leec6.5]

If you can get them. Lapua don’t appear to make .270 brass, my Norma primer pockets are loosening quickly whereas my Sako reload time after time. Have you tried to buy Sako .270 Win

I don’t want Hornady thank-you

I would use PPU new £1.50 ish a case so bag of 50 about £55 bloody good brass put it this way I’ve been re-educated because I was a Brass snob
Only used normal or lapua now PPU all the way

 

[slider]

If you can get them. Lapua don’t appear to make .270 brass, my Norma primer pockets are loosening quickly whereas my Sako reload time after time. Have you tried to buy Sako .270 Win

I don’t want Hornady thank-you

Got loads of once fired Sako .270 here (i dont reload)

 

[wytonpjs]

Got loads of once fired Sako .270 here (i dont reload)

I have a hundred inbound from @freid but I'll make a note of that and possibly get back to you if that's ok?

 

[Chris Richardson]

If you can get them. Lapua don’t appear to make .270 brass, my Norma primer pockets are loosening quickly whereas my Sako reload time after time. Have you tried to buy Sako .270 Win

I don’t want Hornady thank-you

Ppu brass was always pretty good when I was reloading

 

[angusb1]

RWS make really good.270 brass