Commercial reloader?

[AK in PA]

I understand the thrift aspect of reloading but....unfortunately, because of fibromyalgia, I lack the strength and stamina to perform routine repetitive actions. I know I saw a vid on youtube where he sent his casings away for someone else to reload them. Does anyone know of such a person/company?
Thanks!

 

[walnut1704]

Not familiar with anybody who does that exactly, but some will take your brass and give you a credit. You won't get your brass back loaded, you'll get somebody else's. They don't give you much for it.

http://www.freedommunitions.com/Brass-Credit-Program-s/48072.htm

 

[Sunray]

Where you are matters. The shipping cost will hurt. It'd be something highly specialized too. Permits etc are expensive.
Try these guys though. No idea if they're any good or not.
https://coloradocustomcartridges.com/

 

[ku4hx]

Bulk sellers such as Georgia Arms may be your value option. I say G.A. because I live right around the corner from them; there are others.

How many rounds are you talking about?

 

[Dudedog]

Welcome to THR AKA in PA, Lots of great people here.

If you not going to reload it yourself there are good deals to be found various places on line.
I don't know that I would trust just anybody (company) to reload it for me. There are some larger players in selling reloaded
ammo that I might trust if I was in the market for it.
Let us know calibers are you interested in and people can chime in about where they have found good deals on new ammo.

 

[Twiki357]

I’ve had some luck at gun shows trading range pick-up brass in calibers I don’t have for a discount on commercial reloads.

 

[guns3738]

Depending on caliber i would do it for you. at your own risk ofcorse. pm if interested.

 

[tcoz]

It might be worth it for some calibers but for calibers like .223 and 9mm the commercial ammo is so cheap right now that it would probably cost more to have someone else load it for you, especially when you consider shipping both ways.

 

[Jeff H]

Depending on caliber i would do it for you. at your own risk ofcorse. pm if interested.

Might not be the best idea if you don't have all of the licenses and permits.

 

[evtSmtx]

+1 on georgia arms and lucygunner.com. I bought a lot from them before I started reloading