I have a few hundered rounds of 9mm/38/45/223 brass i would like reloaded for a reasonable price. Please call mark 201-954-9647

I dont know if your going to have any takers honestly. For one you need an FFL to manufacture ammo for pay. #2 there is just too much liability to make ammo for another unless you are a comercial venture. You might be better off selling off the once fired brass and applying it to new ammo....

 

 

Shane

I agree with what Shane said...

 

I do reload ammo, however it is for myself and folks I go shooting with.... tooo much liability. Then the whole thing if you are doing it for money, you are a business, and then you are unlicensed.

 

Your best bet, look at the hot deals section and pick up ammo on sale.

 

On the flipside... would you feel comfortably shooting ammo reloaded by someone whom you do not know?

$1.75 per pound last month - got $50.00 for 1/2 a 5 gal. bucket of .22's -

$1.75 per pound last month - got $50.00 for 1/2 a 5 gal. bucket of .22's -

 

Dang I should be scavenging my .22 brass then!

$1.75 per pound last month - got $50.00 for 1/2 a 5 gal. bucket of .22's -

 

Where do you take them? Scrapyard?

Where do you take them? Scrapyard?

 

I know we just scrapped 1500 lbs of unused brass tubing(16 foot lengths, .61 ID) at work and got $1.82/lb...so to get $1.75 for .22 ammo strikes me as a pretty decent price.

I have a few hundered rounds of 9mm/38/45/223 brass i would like reloaded for a reasonable price. Please call mark 201-954-9647

 

Like Shane and Maks said way too much liability. I agree you'd be better off either saving the brass and start reloading yourself, or sell it (marketplace forum) and use the procedes to buy some factory ammo. There are some good deals to be found on the internet if you search. Look it the hot deals forum there is usually a post or two about good deals on ammo.

yea i underastand i wish i had someone to teach me to reload my own I would buy the equiptment. Idk what good deals are but when i go to my range usually twice a month i shoot almost 700-800 rounds so its pretty expensive even the cheap russian ammo becomes expensive when you shoot that much.

Where do you take them? Scrapyard?

central jersey recycling in edison -

yea i underastand i wish i had someone to teach me to reload my own I would buy the equiptment. Idk what good deals are but when i go to my range usually twice a month i shoot almost 700-800 rounds so its pretty expensive even the cheap russian ammo becomes expensive when you shoot that much.

 

Hey Moonachie Boy!!! I'm in Oak Ridge by CR. If you want to spend an hour or two watching and reloading we can go through the process and you can get the hang of it. Load 9,45,223.

 

You bring the donuts! I got the coffee!

There is a guy that sells reloads in the Middletown area (I think Port Monmouth). He is a commercial reloader and if you supply the brass it's cheaper. I hope someone knows who I am talking about. For you he should not be to far.

sure call me anytime 201-954-9647 mark

If you want to sell some 45 brass let me know.

There is a guy that sells reloads in the Middletown area (I think Port Monmouth). He is a commercial reloader and if you supply the brass it's cheaper. I hope someone knows who I am talking about. For you he should not be to far.

 

Lunker said he isn't so much into it anymore.

 

Franks Reloading Service

 

Licensee Name: Puglisi, Frank Sr

185 Hwy #36

Middletown, NJ 07748

Phone: 732-787-7069

Don't forget, that's what happened at CJRP about three months ago. The guys pistol

blew up in his face .... with borrowed ammo.