Brass recycler in Denver Metro

[cobubbasan]

Can you guys recommend a recycler in the Denver Metro area, probably around 100 lbs. worth. Thanks in advance

[gnihcraes]

Action recycling at 42nd and wadsworth.

[rondog]

I prefer C&M on old Hampden Rd., near Riverpointe Shopping Center. They've always beat Atlas' prices, small and quick.

[cobubbasan]

Thank you!

[longrange2]

I used C&M a few years ago and they were easy to work with. I’ve got another batch of brass to take soon.

[TRnCO]

to recycle brass, does it have to be de-primed, or is having the old fired primers in the brass accepted? I've got some also that I need to take in.

[longrange2]

Spent primers are fine, primer cups are brass. Sort out any steel cases, they will check your brass with a magnet as you dump it.

[cobubbasan]

Hit Action today with well over 100lbs. Plopped kitty litter containers, plastic ziplocks and cardboard boxes collected over the years. Such a simple process and $2 per pound, walked away $340 and left the poor guy that had to off load it off the scale $20.

[rondog]

to recycle brass, does it have to be de-primed, or is having the old fired primers in the brass accepted? I've got some also that I need to take in.

Not at all!

[cobubbasan]

It was so simple, primed or deprimed even brass or nickel plated. All he asked was no steel cases and never checked either.

[funkymonkey1111]

can you recycle 22 cases?

[Hoser]

can you recycle 22 cases?

Yup. But they are kinda like popcorn. Lots of bulk, but minimal weight when compared to centerfire brass.

[rondog]

can you recycle 22 cases?

Of course! But you'd need barrels of them to make it worthwhile, they don't weigh anything. And you'd need a shopvac to pick up enough to matter.