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Thanks for the info, Jeff and 173rd. The .308 brass consists of Winchester, MKE, Lake City, and South African surplus. I think the South African is berdan primed, but I kept it anyways.

Hey all. I have acquired a good amount of brass since I began shooting 5 or 6 years ago. I do plan on taking up reloading at some point, but with the wife and I renting a house currently, I haven't been able to set up a reloading room. In short, I have no place for the supplies, and I'm running out of room as it is! I have considered selling some of the brass, but I'm not sure of what to ask for it? I have not cleaned or de-primed any of the brass. Does anyone have a guess at the current rates for:   .45 ACP 9mm .223/5.56 7/62x51/.308 .40 S&W   I've been thinking of selling some of it to Freedom Munitions, as they apparently credit you $2.50 per pound of brass to an order on their reloaded ammunition. Bad idea? I feel like the 5.56, .45, and .308 brass would be worth more if I sold them by count instead of weight. I don't know. Any guidance would be appreciated! 

You can build a real quality AR right now for stupid cheap. That might be a good way to spend your money?

Good to know. I've been wondering about when we will start having to pay sales tax.

Anybody in East TN want to split a 4 pack? Man, shipping is $50!

Do you reload for x25, Dolomite?

It'd be cool if they went .357 Sig. 

I wish we could have won, but we did pretty good. 

This.

Best of luck man! Hope you're enjoying your G26. Take care.

A milled 74? That's very unique!

Looks like a Romanian 5.45 gas block? SAR-2 barrel maybe?

Nothing is wrong with one. They have no resell value though.

The receiver. It might be a home build. Also, look under the handguards for numbers on the barrel

Bulgarian AKs are top notch. Any markings on the rifle besides the ((10))?

I wish I had seen this thread sooner. I did order some xm193 from target sports USA though. Should be at home when I get off today. Came out to .34/round. The ammo can, clips, and stripper clip guide are nice bonuses too!

It's good stuff.     Russian, 188 factory code.

It doesn't really matter to me. Most of what we shoot is machine gun ammo anyways. If I had to pick a favorite, I'd say for the 91/30s it would be the 1940s lead core ammo that came in 2 summers ago. For my carbines, 182gr heavy ball Hungarian made ammo.

Yes, it's good enough. My carbines like it, and brass is always good for smooth feeding and extraction.

Yellow tip, silver tip, or no painted tip?

I don't think that the Gen M2 Pmags come with dust covers at all anymore, regardless of the vendor you purchase them from.

Here you go mhl6493, http://www.freedommunitions.com/category-s/1824.htm They have remanufactured .380 for a little over .32/round. Free shipping if you buy over $100 worth of stuff too. It might take a while to get (think at least a week and a half), but they make good ammo.

Very good price on the Shields.

Hey, free shipping over $100 is going on now lol

They're located somewhere out west, so it does take some time to receive the goods, but I'd email them and see what's up. They don't have a customer service line, or a phone line for that matter lol.