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Is used brass worth anything?

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Every time I am at the range shooting my .45 ACP without fail someone asks me if they can keep my brass. I know people like to reload and I do not (yet) so Ive had a policy of giving it away to whoever asks first but because this has happened every single time I shoot im starting to wonder if I should save it and sell it instead to offset the insane cost of 45, do people buy used brass? Is it worth anything?

If you intend to reload, start saving your brass. Brass is lost at every shoot so if someone gives theirs away, its a nice way to get back to even :)

You can sell it as range brass for reloading purposes for a few bucks, depending on what caliber it is (check gunbroker). Also, if you accumulate a lot of it, you can bring it to a scrap yard for a few bucks a pound. (not sure of current prices).

Used brass is highly dangerous. I'll dispose of it properly for you for free :mrgreen: just drop it off in my mailbox :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

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Used brass is highly dangerous. I'll dispose of it properly for you for free :mrgreen: just drop it off in my mailbox :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

 

I would be more than happy to give it to one of you guys if I ran into you at the range but if its between giving it to a random guy at the range vs. making a couple bucks I think I would rather keep the brass.

Some Ranges/Clubs also have buckets for brass they they sell to offset the costs of youth programs as well.

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