where do you get rid of your Range Brass

[JB]

ok i guess this is the right forum for this topic im looking for a place or some one who will take all of the Range Brass from the range i shoot at i have asked and phone all of the scrap yards and any other place i could find that might be in the buss where do you guys get rid of the Range Brass . Im in the GTA area

 

[fogducker]

sell it to gun nutz

 

[HeadDamage]

If it is good reload it and if not sell it to a scrap metal yard... a 5gal bucket full should get you around 20 bucks give or take.

 

[Canuck223]

When the range on Stalwart Industrial Parkway opened up in the late 80's, one member who was their every day cleaning up, made a point of filtering out the spent .22lr from the dirt and paper an the range floor, and scooped it into a pickle barrel.

After a year, he bought a S&W 686 with the proceeds.

 

[JB]

If it is good reload it and if not sell it to a scrap metal yard... a 5gal bucket full should get you around 20 bucks give or take.

there mostly 22 shell most guys at the club re-load and any of the scrap (metal) i have talk to want nothing to do with the Brass.The one guy i talked to told me that the people they sell there metal to have a S%$# if they see one case mixed in with the metal

 

[CanAm]

I remember at my old range we had 6 or more 50 gallon drums full of 22 cases. I vaguely remember a figure of $5000 being the proceeds, but could be wrong

 

[savagefan]

You'd be surprised at how much of that dust you sweep up with the 22 brass is still viable powder, fun to be had.

 

[Smitty]

Best to sell the used .22 brass & even split brass of center-fire to scrap metal dealers. Good bit of money to our Club in doing this.

 

[RobertMcC]

I take all the 223 and 9mm at my range, ever know when I'll need it. Now since I got a 9mm, I gotta start loading.