Anyone ever convert 22 brass to something usefull?

[Clark]

That's not very highroad of you.

"Highroad" as a predicate adjective?

I was just thinking of how nice other posters are to me here on the Highroad.

Most of the internet is flame wars, but coming here is like going to church.

 

[Gik-tal]

I perfer cash, save them up in a bucket for a few years and take and turn them in for scrap. at $1.75 a pound you can always buy more ammo

 

[68wj]

That's not very highroad of you.


I'll look for your new thread Dan.

Probably right, I apologize. I just saw that his 1st post and join date were the same for practically a zombie thread to promote a business. I have seen too many times where a faceless advertiser will join and post something for their benefit and never be seen again. That doesn't appear to be the case here though. I will go eat my humble pie now.

 

[ADKWOODSMAN]

Yes, Colonel Askins converted them to centerfire and won many NRA centerfire matches.

 

[gamestalker]

Many years ago my friends and I would pick up all the 22 brass we could find be cause the local stores would by it from you, or give you credit toward other purchases. There was a shortage of copper that was needed for the Veitnam war so Omark Industries was involved in providing ammunition or components from what I understand.

 

[scorpio2011]

i use spent .22lr casing's as spring guides