How much are you getting for Ammo Brass?

[A2B]

Prices vary a lot around Hampton Roads VA. Last I checked (last week) anywhere from .73 to 1.70/lb.

[MattInTheHat]

i always get the same price as regular brass, it just has to be seperated

[landmine]

In case you havent noticed, The USA is on a ammo shortage.

You could try to sell to someone who reloads for a much better price

[happyscraper]

The only two places I know of that buys them pay 1.00#, I don't know why.

[ron22]

I would try to find a reloader or 2 to sell to.
Or sort them out and sell the sorted bass. With the ammo "shortage" lot of people reloading again.

[jghilino]

Im getting $4 pound on armslist.com, thats sorted out by caliber and ultrasonic cleaned. Sorted by caliber at a minimum. Some brass goes alot higher like .44 and larger handgun and rifle larger than .300.
.50 ae and .500 s&w im seeing going for $6 pound

i have 23 pounds of 9mm and 250 rounds of .44mag that im having a hard time moving, but the rest has pretty well sold

i sold 7 pounds of .45 acp at $4 pound and the buyer covered shipping and paypals fee

i have 50+ pounds of 22lr thats gonna have to go for scrap

[Mick]

I tried selling several different calibers of ammo - couple hundred pounds - that I'd picked up at an estate cleanout. Thought I had it sold. Then the guy backed out cause I had no idea how many times they'd been reloaded. Not fooling with that again - it's all going to the scrap yard.

[jghilino]

Mick that just about takes the cake as the lamest excuse ive ever heard. But like any other deal its not sold till its gone. I just keep modifying my ad for caliber and quantity and it all sells in good time. Like anything else your gonna have good experiences with people and bad ones.

[A2B]

In case you havent noticed, The USA is on a ammo shortage.

You could try to sell to someone who reloads for a much better price

Just to clarify I'm talking about junk ammo brass that is not re-loadable. I would never scrap good brass.

[A2B]

I tried selling several different calibers of ammo - couple hundred pounds - that I'd picked up at an estate cleanout. Thought I had it sold. Then the guy backed out cause I had no idea how many times they'd been reloaded. Not fooling with that again - it's all going to the scrap yard.

Sort it by caliber and sell it on Gun Broker as range brass. I'd bet that a lot of the brass that's advertised there as "once fired" has been reloaded.

[smvulture]

I turned in 10 lbs of .22 the other week for $1.78/lb