rare and odd brass and bullets

[antiqueguy]

would there be a good market for rare and odd brass and bullets

brass shotgun shells of all gauges and lengths
anti tank rifle stuff (.55 boys,14.5x114,some of the 20mm stuff,)
double rifle cartridges (2,4,8 bore mainly)
and any of the smaller stuff thats ood and rare

no one is making them here in canada

im thinking of doing this (i have ever since jamison stoped making brass) but i dont want to buy a lathe,a rockcrusher press,and dies to find out no one wants anything

 

[hickstick_10]

would there be a good market for rare and odd brass and bullets

brass shotgun shells of all gauges and lengths
anti tank rifle stuff (.55 boys,14.5x114,some of the 20mm stuff,)
double rifle cartridges (2,4,8 bore mainly)
and any of the smaller stuff thats ood and rare

no one is making them here in canada

im thinking of doing this (i have ever since jamison stoped making brass) but i dont want to buy a lathe,a rockcrusher press,and dies to find out no one wants anything

Most of the guys who play with that stuff know how to form their own cartridges. Brass shotshells can be ordered from the US so I doubt you could compete with them.
It would be a tossup as reloading, casting and bullet swaging is becoming more and more popular and affordable.

 

[antiqueguy]

Most of the guys who play with that stuff know how to form their own cartridges. Brass shotshells can be ordered from the US so I doubt you could compete with them.
It would be a tossup as reloading, casting and bullet swaging is becoming more and more popular and affordable.

the bigger stuff is hard to get 14.5x114 would be something like that im sure marstar could bring in some but the cases are not reloadable they could be made reloadable(im getting into the AT stuff my self)

its not just turning and forming them its also buying and selling rare cartridges cases

bullets are also something .562" for the boys is hard to find

 

[tootall]

the bigger stuff is hard to get 14.5x114 would be something like that im sure marstar could bring in some but the cases are not reloadable they could be made reloadable(im getting into the AT stuff my self)

I've had a PTRD since 2005 and still have not fired it yet.
As far as Marstar bringing in ammo, I recall being told many years ago (before I bought my gun. I was interested in doing so for a while beforehand.) that they had a container full in Europe somewhere.
Still waiting...

 

[antiqueguy]

I've had a PTRD since 2005 and still have not fired it yet.
As far as Marstar bringing in ammo, I recall being told many years ago (before I bought my gun. I was interested in doing so for a while beforehand.) that they had a container full in Europe somewhere.
Still waiting...

they sell MG's in that cal the dies are like 1.75" a rock crusher press is needed (not something everyone wants to pay $1000+shiping from the US for)