SUPER CHEAP BRASS $70/1K 7.62x51 NATO, $43/1K LC 5.56 .35 each BMG

[par0thead151]

FIRE SALE! 11-14-2015

$70/1K
7.62x51 NATO (PSD & TAA STAMPED)
****FIRE SALE****
900 pcs delivered $75
1,300 pcs delivered $107

556 LC $45/1K
2,400 pcs delivered $124
1,600 pcs delivered $84

7.62x51 LAKE CITY $90/1K
1,300 pcs delivered $117
900 pcs delivered $93


50 BMG LAKE CITY .35 cents a piece
400 pieces delivered $156
I will sell any quantity you like of any of the above brass. just pm me for a delivered price on smaller quantities. I also offer volume pricing. pm me for a quote with a desired quantity.


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For sale is Lake city 5.56 once fired military brass(perfect host for 300 BO bras conversions)
$43 / 1K pieces.

the necks on there are dented more so than normal, and as such i have set it aside for 300BO conversion.
aprox 20-30% of the necks have dings, which are cut off when making 300 blackout, so muy loss is your gain here.
Im discounting this brass for the 300BO reloaders.

I ship via flat rate USPS

delivered prices are below

1600 pieces(medium box) $81 DELIVERED anywhere int he USA
2400 pieces(large box) $119 DELIVERED anywhere in the USA

[gabe1519]

Well crud. Wish I had seen this last week. Do you have any left? Can I fit a decapping pin in all of them?

Thanks,

Gabe

[DeadRaibead]

Can I fit a decapping pin in all of them?

Unless the neck is really crushed, I think this is what these were designed for



A simple poke in the mouth and twist to round it out for a decapping pin or whatever.

[par0thead151]

Well crud. Wish I had seen this last week. Do you have any left? Can I fit a decapping pin in all of them?

Thanks,

Gabe

I have about 35-45 large flat rate boxes of this remaining

[par0thead151]

Can I fit a decapping pin in all of them?

Unless the neck is really crushed, I think this is what these were designed for



A simple poke in the mouth and twist to round it out for a decapping pin or whatever.

this is very true.
this is why I discount it. a little more work, but you keep the savings that way. its a win win.

[gabe1519]

Yeah try using those pliers on thousands of cases. As long as the dented cases are not covering more than 50% of the normal sized case mouth opending it should run through a Dillon ok. I've had a few batches of military brass with this issue and they've been ok for processing on a Dillon. I'll probably grab a few boxes of this stuff next week.

[thecameraman79]

Anyone get any of this in there hands yet? how do they look?

[plant.one]

Yeah try using those pliers on thousands of cases.

amen brother. my hands are cramping up just thinking about that

[par0thead151]

Anyone get any of this in there hands yet? how do they look?

il snap a photo of a box tonight.
i work 2nd shift so expect to see the photos in the morning when i wake up and post them.

[DeadRaibead]

to gabe and plant1

yes I have done thousands or so

here is a pic of 12000 LC '09 new cases that were the last of my cheep buy in may of 12

These and a lot more were used 75% of the time for fireball sized wildcats that were done by hand, each needing anywhere between 8 to 13 different steps utilizing a rcbs JR2 and hand held drivers, flashhole trimmers, neck trimmers, turners, etc.

I started playing with 3500 '13 unprimed natoLC a few days ago. This is what you end up with cleaning up the inside flash holes ( finger held.)


I weight sorted this 3500batch into .5gr batches after flash holes were deburred, lubed them, moved the shoulder down to fireball length-(did not lose ONE!),and started cutting to rough length. Lots of distractions and 100degree heat today, so only cut 250pcs. 153pc-91.5to91.99gr..82pc-93.5to93.99gr..15pc-94to94.40gr.

I have 1281pc-92to92.49gr.
1521pc-92.5to92.99gr.
and 448pc-93to93.49gr to cut off.

Depending on 17 20 or 221fb. I will deburr the outside neck and wipe down before running through a sizer, turn or ream neck, etc, etc, to get where I want. Should have these done in a week or so, and will update..

WAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH! My hands cramp, but my neck and back hurt along with the rest of my body...

Heck I have been putting up with that since the late 60's..
Part of a long and fun life.

Gabe, your brass is so cheap, I can't justify going through the motions to do my own in 300blk.