Ordered some today for pickup next Thursday. Tax in Castle Rock is 4.25%
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Ordered some today for pickup next Thursday. Tax in Castle Rock is 4.25%
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Called them today to see if they'd buy clean, polished 9mm and .223 brass. "Sure, we pay $1.50/lb."
Um, scrapyard pays $2.20/lb for it, clean or filthy, smashed, cracked, or spent primers......
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Which scrapyard is buying filthy, smashed brass?Originally Posted by rondog
I have a bucket from one of the old machine gun shoots that I have been wondering about.
Atlas in Denver.
There's a lot more of us ugly mf'ers out here than there are of you pretty people!
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Scrotum Diem - bag the day!
It's all shits and giggles until someone giggles and shits.....
Most of them I think. Can Land over by Rocky's Autos has taken brass from me before. I've got about 6,000 .222 cases I'm going to be taking down there tomorrow.
Last edited by Irving; 08-26-2021 at 08:27.
Who shoots that anymore, right?
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Just kidding Little Dutch, I don't have any of that brass.
Lol! I was half a second from frantically typing out a direct message…
But yeah, I take brass to the local scrap yards once in a while. Back when metals were through the roof and brass was over 6 a lb, my 5 gallon buckets of reloading scrap were worth a crazy amount. Make sure there’s nothing ferrous in it, shotgun primers and steel cases notably, and the scrapyards consider it clean yellow brass.
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