Seedy Character
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The last I bought was $0.12 a round.
I’m waiting for 1,000 for $50
OP, I can spare some, if you don't mind used brass. Call it whatever I can stuff in a SFRB for the cost of shipping. I can check tomorrow for which head stamps I have.
We measure brass in five gallon buckets in these parts, it might be time to order more.In the past few months I’ve ordered .357 Mag., .44 Spl. and two orders for .32 H&R Mag cases from Starline in 500-piece counts. The last batch of .32 came in last week, it was backordered for a couple of months.
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Man, I need to get to work on prepping these.
Stay safe.
beautifulIn the past few months I’ve ordered .357 Mag., .44 Spl. and two orders for .32 H&R Mag cases from Starline in 500-piece counts. The last batch of .32 came in last week, it was backordered for a couple of months.
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Man, I need to get to work on prepping these.
Stay safe.
Not us ELVS (Extremely Low Volume Shooters). Personally, I use quart freezer bags. Brass in bags, bags in boxes, boxes in 4-dimensional footlockers. Where they go from there only the pixies know.We measure brass in five gallon buckets in these parts, it might be time to order more.
I shoot a pretty heavy crimp in 38 and 357, I seem to get a lot more mid case splits than anything else. In lever guns it appears the chamber clearances kill cases faster than anything I can do loading. I loose them the same way in pistol but the fact they are shot mostly in levers the last firing in a pistol and then mid case failure is just where they finally fail.
My last purchase of Starline .357Mag brass, new on sale, was $0.15/pc, some 5 years ago.For the life of me, I can’t remember what it used to cost. . .
Last June (2021) I bought 1000 .357 cases from Starline for $161.00 to my door. That is a little over 16 cents per case. This is excellent brass in my opinion and very nice to work with.For the life of me, I can’t remember what it used to cost which gives me a basis for what I should pay for it in these inflationary times. Is 45 cents a round new brass high? I think it is but maybe not?