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Brass question for the reloaders

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I might be getting a large shipment of 5.56 brass in a month or so from a military range. Now here's the question, when you buy your brass, do you prefer it dirty, cleaned, decapped, swaged, trimmed, etc?

 

If I'm going to sell it, I'd like to batch process it to a standard most people would want.

 

Thanks

If its cheaper, I'de rather clean it and deprime it myself because I SS tumble.  If its cleaned using dry media I'm just going to clean it again, so....kinda pointless

As collected, nothing done to it at all.  I have my whole own methodology to brass processing and will process it as once fired pickup even if it had been partially processed already.

Ken

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So general consensus is to sell it dirty.  Maybe offer processing as "upgrades".  I'll have to see what kind of shape the brass is in when I get it. 

Yes. Not processed and cheap ;)

 

 

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I'm interested in the Winchester headstamped brass.  If you a large shipment means "I can't move that crate by myself, too heavy", I can trade my time for brass and help you sort it.

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