Got an offer on once fired .270.

[rduchateau2954]

Was offered $.05-.07 per for some once fired .270 brass. Don't own a .270 anymore. Is this a good price?

 

[PCCUSNRET]

.10 to .15 would be better. I try to get $25 per 100 plus shipping.

 

[atblis]

Depends. What headstamp and is it all the same? 5 cents is low

 

[rduchateau2954]

No it's all mixed.. I'd buy boxes of 20, shoot em, and put the empties back in the packaging. Federal, Winchester, Remington, etc.

 

[Mike Kerr]

The price mentioned to you is low. PM me and I will send you a better offer. This is the reloading forum, not Buy/Sell/Trade

 

[gamestalker]

I don't know about most, but if I'm loading bottle neck for a bolt gun, I won't use mixed brass. I pass on most of the once fired brass deals out there, simply for that reason.

You should be able to get a little more for it, maybe .15?

All said and done, I'll spend $25 - $30 for 100 matching head stamps.

GS

 

[FROGO207]

I am with gamestalker. For once fired brass in the box .20-.25 a round would not be unreasonable IMHO. .05-.07 is what it would be worth for scrap value. Just sayin........

 

[lightman]

That is low for a case that size. I have sold 270's, 30-06's, ect for 25 cents and will soon have some more. 5 cents is more in line for something like 9mm, 40 S&W or 223. You can get an idea by checking out the prices in the for sale section.

 

[Sunray]

"...Don't own a .270 anymore. Is this a good price?..." Eh? No price is good if you don't own a rifle chambered in whatever. Having brass and no rifle has been used as a reason for buying said rifle though. Instead of "I want one."
What proof is being provided that it actually is 'once fired'?
There's a guy on Amazon asking $31.20 for 100 Winchester cases. Another guy on Gunbroker asking $30 per 100 for a mixed bag.

 

[ArchAngelCD]

I'm with the others, that offer is too low. I would not sell for less than 15 cents a piece.