is there any demand for twice fired 223 brass?

[Robert871]

a friend and i bought one of those 500rd boxes for once fired bvac 223. and i think we managed to pick up most of it. there may be some once fired from other times we shot different stuff.

i looked up a simple google search and found that someone said theres no real specific number of times a caseing can be reloaded, it varies by what powder and such.

so i was just curious if i should toss this ammo. or would i become even more of a laughing stock if i posted it on the classifieds?

 

[tyromeo55]

Never throw any brass away. At the very least it has scrap value which is higher then one would think. Post it in the classifieds. Someone would buy it if it was a fair price

 

[BadgerLB]

Never throw any brass away. At the very least it has scrap value which is higher then one would think. Post it in the classifieds. Someone would buy it if it was a fair price

sh...

OP.. give it to me so I can properly dispose of it

 

[Huckelberry75]

Post it for sale or PM Badger and give him first dibs. Either way, don't toss it out. Sell it or scrap it. There is still value there.

 

[BadgerLB]

nah throw it up on the classifieds... i was just funnin.

 

[Robert871]

Thanks, I will get a count later and post it up. No idea what brass goes for, I will probably just post pictures and ask for offers.

 

[tyromeo55]

Once fired brass can be found for as low as 50 bucks shipped. Id say 40 per K for your brass would sell quickly. Just do us all a favor and offer it to badger first

 

[Fyrtwuck]

There is no specific number of times that brass can be reloaded. Use common sense and develop a good inspection and preparation routine and just shoot them till they don't pass inspection.

When they don't pass throw them in a bucket and save them for the scrap yard. Then buy some more and start again.

 

[Robert871]

kool thanks firecop.

 

[Huckelberry75]

There is no specific number of times that brass can be reloaded. Use common sense and develop a good inspection and preparation routine and just shoot them till they don't pass inspection.

When they don't pass throw them in a bucket and save them for the scrap yard. Then buy some more and start again.

This.