Interest in IVI 7.62 Brass? Processed ready to load.

if it's anything like the other 7.62 nato ivi be aware that it's very TOUGH brass to resize- I've pulled rims off of several cases, and yes, there was plenty of lube- I won't touch the stuff and I was using a Dillon 550
 
There is a process involved with resizing machine gun fired brass. If you try and do it in one step it can cause issues. It is not that the brass is that much harder, it is most likely you where trying to do too much in one step. With everything I sell the headspace gets bumped back incrementally twice to ensure it is below the SAAMI 0.000". Once you have it set back once to that than as long is you are not firing it in an open bolt weapon it would be much easier the second time.
 
so what is the unprocessed price ? ...... basically , how much per pound , with roughly how many pieces of brass per pound kind of thing .

btw my version of unprocessed equals ;

remove large handful from surplus pile and place into bag on scale .

remove any non 308 cases and any damaged cases .

fill bag to desired weight and then ship .
 
I will release exact pricing once everything lands. As I have to wait for final costs. Price will be based on count (not per pound). I will not be offering oddball quantities. It will be 250 / 500 / 1,000 as that is what I am setup to handle. Unprocessed will be sorted for caliber only. I would check for any major damage.
 
t-star said:
if it's anything like the other 7.62 nato ivi be aware that it's very TOUGH brass to resize- I've pulled rims off of several cases, and yes, there was plenty of lube- I won't touch the stuff and I was using a Dillon 550
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The op is offering processed brass for an additional $0.05/case if you're worried about resizing. That, presumably also includes removing the primer pocket crimp, so, well worth it IMHO.
 
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