save my brass?

I kept all my .223 brass plus whatever else was kicking around, myself and my brother inlaw are now reloading for 300 wm,22-250,308,270, 45LC, and 9mm on the menu. Guess what , we have brass.
 
Suputin said:
No, your store bought brass cannot be used for reloading. Reload ers use special brass that doesn't come from a store. Once the brass touches the ground it is irrevocably damaged and can never be used again.

Which is my way of pointing out that you have asked a faarcking stupid question.
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No stupid questions, only stupid answers. The fact that you chose to answer this question............. well that speaks for itself
 
Suputin said:
No, your store bought brass cannot be used for reloading. Reload ers use special brass that doesn't come from a store. Once the brass touches the ground it is irrevocably damaged and can never be used again.

Which is my way of pointing out that you have asked a faarcking stupid question.
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Good to know that when you started shooting you already knew everything about everything.
 
I may be cheap - but I pay my range membership in cash - not brass.

I would not feel pressured to pay in extra brass. You 1F brass is of known origin - it has more value to you than anyone else.
 
If you even have an inkling that you may someday want to start reloading, it's worth saving your brass now. I was once given 300 rounds of Norma .357 brass without even having a gun to shoot it in or any reloading equipment. Turned out the guy's dad wanted to sell his revolver too, so the next day I bought his New Model Blackhawk for $100. For rifles, I tried to only buy factory ammo of one brand so that when I started reloading I would have consistent once fired brass to use.
Kristian
 
Sometimes your in the right place at the right time and guys will just give it to you. I gave all mine away for years before I figured I would reload someday.
 
No. don't save it. Very dangerous. Let me take it off your hands. Ill dispose of it properly ! LOL. Absolutely save all of it dude ! You will be happy that u did. Keep asking any question u want. Just beware of the "fudds" and people here that have negative responses.
 
Hoggun said:
How about 22 brass? I guess just as scrap metal its worth something?
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Some folks used empty .22 cases to swage into jackets for cast centre-fire .224 projectiles.

"swaging 22 brass jackets" on Google yields some good results on what I am talking about.
 
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