price for once fired brass

I have seen it as low as $9 and as high as $26 per 100 for once fired.
The reason the price is going up is there is no 308 winchester brand factory brass available in north america(bagged new stuff). If you find a good cheap source PM me I could use some more.
 
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tigrr said:
I have seen it as low as $9 and as high as $26 per 100 for once fired.
The reason the price is going up is there is no 308 factory brass available in north america(bagged new stuff). If you find a good cheap source PM me I could use some more.
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I just received a couple bags of Remington .308 brass from SIR/Cabela's. $21.99/50.

For used, I have generally paid 10-15 cents/piece for Win, depending on shipping costs.
 
Thanks for the input guys. I got a few hundred rounds of WW 30-06 from a guy in colorado for a good price last year. I sent him an e-mail an hour ago. I've got 100 R-P resized and primed already, so I'm not stuck. I also have once fired feds, imperials, R-P in 308, 303, '06 7mm rem that I've been squirreling away, but I seperate by headstamp. I'd rather trade with guys who do use them. Or use them anyway if I want. Time to check my mail...
 
No 308 in win from that guy. just fed and R-P 25 cents US shipped, so waste of time. There is a guy selling once fired norma on here, for 40 cents each. I have no idea how good that is, or if lapua is better or W.H.Y.:runaway:
 
I have 100 pcs of Norma brass that I bought from a fellow CGN'r a couple of years ago. I have shot it about 5 times and it is holding up very well. I think I have thrown out maybe 2 or 3 pcs so far. It seems to be the best brass I have tried for my rifle.
 
stovepipe699 said:
Ya I thought $.20 each might be high. I can always order a big box from a guy in the states if it doesn't turn up cheaper around home.
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You are getting all the appropriate import and export permits to bring it from the states into Canada right? If not, you're breaking US laws that they take very seriously.
 
Timberpig, I had it mailed USPS to Canada post to me. Customs cut it open, inspected it, and taped it shut again. As far as I understand, empty cases are no issue as long as they aren't primed. Live rounds are a totally different game. I'm not getting more, since the price is now way too high.
 
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