Price for processed 9mm brass?

[ga.southern.eagle]

I’ve got several thousand rounds of once fired, decapped and tumbled 9mm brass. A friend of mine wants to trade me some large rifle magnum primers (that I dearly need) but I don’t know what the “exchange” rate should be. I’m seeing processed 9mm brass from $42 per thousand up to $129 per thousand. I dont want to rip him off but I don’t want to have wasted my time processing either. What do y’all think is fair?

 

[palmettomoon]

4 pc brass for each primer.

 

[BHPSteel]

Alternatively, Outdoor Limted has Remington LMRPs in stock

Remington Large Rifle Primer 22622 No. 9-1/2M Magnum 1000 Count

Remington Large Rifle Primer 22622 No. 9-1/2M Magnum 1000 Count

www.outdoorlimited.com

 

[ga.southern.eagle]

4 pc brass for each primer.

Thanks! I’m thinking 2500 brass for 600 primers and we both win.

 

[Dirty J]

I wouldn’t call that “processed”… but it’s value in that condition is 3.5-4.0¢ per..

Processed typically indicates resized and roll sized brass. Returned to full SAAMI spec. Not just resized “nearly” to the base with your decap die.

 

[ga.southern.eagle]

I wouldn’t call that “processed”… but it’s value in that condition is 3.5-4.0¢ per..

Processed typically indicates resized and roll sized brass. Returned to full SAAMI spec. Not just resized “nearly” to the base with your decap die.

No offense but when I said processed I meant just that. Every round has been fired by me, decapped by me, and run through a full length resizing die by me. After that tumbled in walnut and polished in corn cob. I’ve been reloading for over 35 years…there is no “nearly” in my shop.

 

[ga.southern.eagle]

Alternatively, Outdoor Limted has Remington LMRPs in stock

Remington Large Rifle Primer 22622 No. 9-1/2M Magnum 1000 Count

Remington Large Rifle Primer 22622 No. 9-1/2M Magnum 1000 Count

www.outdoorlimited.com

Thank you I’ve been unable to locate them anywhere!

 

[Dannyboy22]

Yeah, based on what you said about the market prices, I reckon settling somewhere between $60 to $80 per thousand rounds of brass sounds reasonable. Just make sure to factor in the condition and quality of the brass when you make the deal.

 

[ga.southern.eagle]

Yeah, based on what you said about the market prices, I reckon settling somewhere between $60 to $80 per thousand rounds of brass sounds reasonable. Just make sure to factor in the condition and quality of the brass when you make the deal.

Absolutely, and I will of course err on the fair side since I’m trading for primers. It’s not worth losing a friend over a few dollars! I just wanted to make sure I was in the correct ballpark.

 

[Nuke And Juke]

No offense but when I said processed I meant just that. Every round has been fired by me, decapped by me, and run through a full length resizing die by me. After that tumbled in walnut and polished in corn cob. I’ve been reloading for over 35 years…there is no “nearly” in my shop.

Dirty J isn’t wrong. We all reload so let’s not take it personal. U don’t roll size your brass so it’s nearly processed by commercial standards.

Does full length resize work? Yes. Will it be accurate to xxx yards? Yes.

I disagree with dirty j recommend pricing. I think it’s a little more expensive than what he mentioned but he’s not that far off