Once Fired Brass Dealers

[Jesse Heywood]

I was looking for dealers of used brass and decided to put together a list. I don't know squat about most of these, just found them by searching.


BBR Brass; Aurora, Co; www.bbrbrass.com

Crown Bullet Mfg; Interlachen, Fl; crownbullet.com

Diamond K Brass; Scottsdale, AZ; www.Diamondkbrass.com

Everglades Ammunition and Reloading; Naples, FL; www.evergladesammo.com

Headstamp Fine Brass; Batesville , IN; Headstampfinebrass.com

M&H Enterprises; Sidney, NY; www.oncefiredbrass.com

Mountain West Brass; Pleasant Grove, UT; www.Mwbrass.com

NFA Brass; Puyallup, WA; Newfrontierarms.com

Once-Fired-Brass (Tech Equipment Sales); Bridgeport, PA; www.once-fired-brass.com

Titan Reloading; Hartford, WI; www.titanreloading.com

TJ Conevera's; Rockford, IL; www.tjconevera.com

Top Brass Reloading Supplies; Louisville, KY; www.topbrassreloading.com

Top Gun Shooting Sports; Arnold, MO; Shop.Topgunss.com

USA Brass; Bozeman, MT; www.fsibrass.com

 

[Mel1776]

Thanks

Thank you Jesse. Didn't realize there is one right in my back yard.

 

[PJSprog]

There's also Colorado Once Fired Brass. I know nothing of them either, but have seen them pop up in past threads here.

 

[Schwing]

I have purchased a lot of brass from http://www.brassworldeshop.com. I haven't had any issues with them and they usually seem to be priced reasonably.

 

[gamestalker]

There is one I have done business with for some 7mm RM www.thebrassman.com. I think that is the name of the web site, but if someone searches google with "brass man" it should take them there.

Anyway, the brass I got form him was all matching head stamp and even appeared to be fired from the same action, which looked like it was a pretty messed up chamber, pitted badly. But once I tumbled, loaded and fired it once through my chamber, it all ironed out nicely. His brass was also very inexpensive.

Great information Jessy and many thinks for the helpful list of some others I didn't know about.

GS

 

[Sweet Agony]

Thats great, thanks for posting that, I had a few of those but it always helps to have more. I have been looking for some .243 brass and I am get lucky with your list !

 

[Starter52]

A great list, Jesse. Thanks.

 

[mtrmn]

More:
apex-brass.com
scharch.com
cheyennebrass.com
Wideners.com

 

[Walkalong]

http://shop.southernbellebrass.com/

http://www.leobrass.com/store/

I've done business with both of these in the past. Pleased both times.

 

[taliv]

nice, thanks for posting!

 

[horseman1]

Hi PJS,

The link in your post didnt work for me. Looks like maybe the colon was needed after http for my browser.

http://www.coloradooncefiredbrass.com/

Could be just my firefox. Thx for the link

 

[RickRandom]

...
Diamond K Brass; Scottsdale, AZ; www.Diamondkbrass.com

Once-Fired-Brass (Tech Equipment Sales); Bridgeport, PA; www.once-fired-brass.com
...

I've had good dealings with both of these from the OP's list ^^^

 

[jmorris]

My brass comes from http://www.theshooterssource.com/brass-pistol-rifle-c-51.html

 

[jwrowland77]

This ought to be a sticky. Something like this would be great for reference.

 

[RealGun]

This is a good resource, but one should note that they may not all be selling the same thing. Few if any can certify that the brass was fired only once. It's just used brass of unknown remaining service life. It helps to do some research on where their brass originates. No harm in asking, taking the answer with some skepticism.

 

[RealGun]

mtrmn - More:
apex-brass.com
scharch.com
cheyennebrass.com
Wideners.com

Note that Widener's, not surprisingly, has been picked clean on everything except 9mm WCC headstamp.

 

[PJSprog]

Hi PJS,

The link in your post didnt work for me. Looks like maybe the colon was needed after http for my browser.

http://www.coloradooncefiredbrass.com/

Could be just my firefox. Thx for the link

Thanks, horseman1. No idea what happened there. When that post is opened in edit mode, it shows the colon is there. When you hover a pointer over it, though ...
I use Firefox, too, here at work. Unfortunately, our Barracuda Filter blocks that site as "Weapons" ... (gasp!), so I can't check it here. Sorry.

 

[Jesse Heywood]

As RealGun stated, once fired brass has morphed into a term applying to any used brass. Few places will guarantee that used brass has only been fired once, which usually comes from a police range where only new ammo is shot.

 

[Guilty]

I have bought LC 223.5.56 once-fired brass from http://www.big-brass.com a couple of times recently, and each time every single piece of brass that I received was clean and usable, no crushed or mangled brass at all. Price is fair, shipping is quick. I plan on using them again when I need additional once-fired brass.

 

[PJSprog]

Midway sells boxes of "once fired brass" as well. I recently processed (deprimed, resized, trimmed, cleaned) a box of 500 .223 cases. All looked to be in good shape ... with the sole exception of a .204 that snuck in there, and even it looked good.

No idea about their source for them, though, and if they are truly only "once" fired.

 

[mtrmn]

If you buy once fired military brass and the primers are still crimped-then it's only been fired once. If you buy pre-processed brass like I do, you must depend on the crecibility of the company you bought them from.

 

[emptybrass]

Thanks to the OP and all other contributors. Good info for a beginner like me.

 

[blarby]

We also have this fabulous trading community........ somewhere.........

Oh ya, its right ............here. And some of the better deals ( and products, IMHO) to be found netside....

 

[whipper]

Give this place a try. http://www.eaglepeakshootingrange.com/gpsr/brasssales.html

I have bought from them before reasonable prices.

 

[RonnieT]

Good to know, maybe I can find some 9.3 X74r brass?
RT