12, 20, 28 gauge shells

[Light Infantry]

Guys

I have these 12, 20 and 28 gauge shells. Quite a few of them. Are they worth anything to people, or do I just chuck 'em? Thanks in advance for the info and input!

 

[tigger]

I am sure a reloader somewhere would love these, rem 12's are great, winaa20hs are good, and there is data for ched hull 28ga, someone will be lucky

 

[NZClaybuster]

12`s and 20`s don`t hold much value, 28`s might be worth hanging onto.
imho

 

[mmcintyre1220]

12`s and 20`s don`t hold much value, 28`s might be worth hanging onto.
imho

X2 but the remington hulls are fairly decent I load them myself. Also the any AA hull is worth saving. With the current price on a flat of 12&20 gauge its not really cost effective to reload standard target loads but it will change like it always does. I would hold on to all of them.

 

[Light Infantry]

Thanks guys. I know nothing about value. Anyone care to put a price on them. I may post them up for sale or for a trade, as I will not be reloading them anytime soon.

 

[rembolt]

You may get 7 to 10 cents per hull depending on the buyer.

 

[3macs1]

12`s and 20`s don`t hold much value, 28`s might be worth hanging onto.
imho

That all depends on what part of the country you live in. Here no problem getting 7-10 cents for AA and rem 12ga ( not gun clubs) and 10-15 cents for 20ga AA. 28ga and 410 AA you pay what the guy wants.
Must be once fired however. That rem laying down in the pic has been reloaded.
The once fired rem 12 ga I would sell for 7 cents, the 20 ga with the solid copper primer were the very best but at the end of their run they came with a different plastic that was prone to splitting after the initial firing. They must be sorted for splits and the good ones 15 cents. The 28ga looks like cheddite I would get what ever I could 5 cents or less, most don't like reloading those.