primed 7.92x63 brass

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Part way through pulling the bullets and powder from some marstar swedish 7.92x63. Is there any use for the primed brass? If I can move it on to someone who needs it I will, otherwise I'll make a jig to hit the primers and add it to the scrap bin.
Will have 500 rounds available in the next week or so. Kind of dull with some marks where the belts were stuck on.

Cheers

Joe
 
Interesting though difficult to hear what he's saying at the end with the music over the top.
I've seen other videos on using the powder and bullets, just wondering about the brass.
 
I guess your not familiar with RC.
He is a member here on CGN and a Coast Ranger too iirc.
He really didnt delve into the re-size of the 7.92X63 Brass into .303 ...
I thought that was what would have been front and center, but it wasnt.
My bad.
But, it does answer your question on what can become of the brass to those who have the skills and knowledge to work with your de-commissioned brass.
Rob
 
I've watched riflechair videos before, and subscribe on youtube. Just commenting I couldn't make out what he was saying at the end easily with the music overlay. He mentions using only the powder and bullets, not the brass.
Anyway thanks for the link

Cheers

Joe
 
I'd say sell them on EE. If someone has a firearm in that caliber and reload I can definitely see them wanting it for the cost of shipping.

Initially I thought the post is about 7.62x39 and I was screaming "I want it don't garbage them".
 
Primers are corrosive, some one may want it regardless, don't expect much $$, the powder and pills are the value in those crates.
 
Cheers.not expecting any more than scrap value. Google says about $1.50 lb for yellow brass scrap. Sound about right?
And yes, the bullets and powder are why I bought them. I'll post on ee once I'm done

Cheers

Joe
 
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