Did a search but could not find it. What does everyone do with their cases that have reached the end of the road? Can you sell them to recyclers or something?
End of Life Cases
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Yes. Cartidge brass has significant value, but you need a fair quantity. One pound, two pounds, etc., won't be worth it.
Yes. Cartidge brass has significant value, but you need a fair quantity. One pound, two pounds, etc., won't be worth it.
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It varies with demand. Two years ago it was $3.70 a pound. Now down to 22 cents locally. You just sit on it until it gets worthwhile.
It varies with demand. Two years ago it was $3.70 a pound. Now down to 22 cents locally. You just sit on it until it gets worthwhile.
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I have boxes of brass put back that is 25 years old. ALL cartridge brass has worth. The bigger and heavier the more it's worth. It you do a Google search for "scrap metal prices" you can see what the actual price on Wall Street is being paid. Try taking that to the scrap dealer some time. The last time I took off a load the guy told me to drive to New York and sell it then.
There's a smart a$$ is every crowd.
I have boxes of brass put back that is 25 years old. ALL cartridge brass has worth. The bigger and heavier the more it's worth. It you do a Google search for "scrap metal prices" you can see what the actual price on Wall Street is being paid. Try taking that to the scrap dealer some time. The last time I took off a load the guy told me to drive to New York and sell it then.
There's a smart a$$ is every crowd.
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Yea I remember maybe a year ago that brass prices were crazy high. I see people through away so much brass all the time.
Yea I remember maybe a year ago that brass prices were crazy high. I see people through away so much brass all the time.
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