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R-P headstamp once fired FL sized, tumbled, trimmed, chamfered and deburred?

Price per case. I’m looking at 2,500 pieces.




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I'm no help. The only ones I've seen were new primed brass.


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Loved that game and the 2 plays that wrecked the sooner schooner. I'm an Oklahoma State Cowboy so watching the land thieves being beaten by a smaller, less talented team on national television was like Christmas to me.


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Glad to help, I figured you’d like it.

I was at the Fumblegate game in Eugene, OU vs my beloved Ducks. The blocked field goal to seal the win happened in front of me, I heard the ball hit the Duck player’s hand.




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The land thieves still claim they were robbed. Classic.


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Land thieves, that's funny, I just might have to use it.


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I saw a t-shirt at a Duck game a few years ago, it said

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With the score across the top.


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Originally Posted by Pharmseller
I saw a t-shirt at a Duck game a few years ago, it said

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With the score across the top.

We beat them one year 12-0 and had bumper stickers that read "OSU 12"


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I recall a pretty good Holiday Bowl a few years ago...


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I recall a pretty good Holiday Bowl a few years ago...

Yeah, we had a Kid named Barry Sanders who was a pretty good running back. Funny, he couldn't break into the starting lineup the year before as Thurman Thomas was there. We also had a gun slinger QB by the name of Gundy. He's coaching us now.


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Originally Posted by Pharmseller
R-P headstamp once fired FL sized, tumbled, trimmed, chamfered and deburred?

Price per case. I’m looking at 2,500 pieces.




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What brand of primer are they using? Did you look at it in person, to see if it looks like quality stuff? I just looked at one source and if you could get it for a quarter a piece, you would probably be doing well. Is there a reason you don't go to your local pit and pick up brass? Where I shoot, you can find a plentiful supply of brass just laying there. This is what I found one day:
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I don't pick up military brass, just commercial stuff that doesn't need the primer pocket swaged. I have enough 223 brass to last me, so I rarely pick it up anymore. If you are going to reload, you might as well save yourself a lot of money and just pick up once fired stuff laying there. Its not hard to do and if you are selective, you will end up with some damn good brass. I'm assuming you do go out and shoot? Or maybe my other assumptions are correct?


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I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
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Unprimed. A little under 15 cents per, shipped. Pics look good.

I shoot at the Albany Rifle and Pistol Club to work up loads, they’re really good about policing brass. After load confirmation I shoot solo at a private location. No opportunity for pickup.

This last order should take care of me for quite a while. I have 3k or so floating around, another 2500 will be perfect.




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R-P headstamp once fired FL sized, tumbled, trimmed, chamfered and deburred?

Price per case. I’m looking at 2,500 pieces.




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What brand of primer are they using? Did you look at it in person, to see if it looks like quality stuff? I just looked at one source and if you could get it for a quarter a piece, you would probably be doing well. Is there a reason you don't go to your local pit and pick up brass? Where I shoot, you can find a plentiful supply of brass just laying there. This is what I found one day:
[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]

I don't pick up military brass, just commercial stuff that doesn't need the primer pocket swaged. I have enough 223 brass to last me, so I rarely pick it up anymore. If you are going to reload, you might as well save yourself a lot of money and just pick up once fired stuff laying there. Its not hard to do and if you are selective, you will end up with some damn good brass. I'm assuming you do go out and shoot? Or maybe my other assumptions are correct?


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Then STFU. The rest of your statement is superflous bullshit with no real bearing on this discussion other than to massage your own ego.

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Originally Posted by Pharmseller
Unprimed. A little under 15 cents per, shipped. Pics look good.

I shoot at the Albany Rifle and Pistol Club to work up loads, they’re really good about policing brass. After load confirmation I shoot solo at a private location. No opportunity for pickup.

This last order should take care of me for quite a while. I have 3k or so floating around, another 2500 will be perfect.




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Good luck Pharm. Too bad you didn't have a local place to pick up brass. It seems like every meth head around here has an AR15 and they just fling brass all over hell and highwater. Schidt, when I was at my clubs range yesterday there were guys just doing mag dumps with their ar's at the pistol range. Thank god they were not at the rifle range bothering me while I shot my ar 15 with irons. They ended up leaving right as I did, but I imagine if I would have waited around for them to leave, I could have picked up another 1000 pieces of brass they just left laying there... 79s doesn't believe that chidt happens, but it does. As for the unprimed r-p that has been prepped and tumbled, that is a good price. I believe midsouth has it for about the same price...


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I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
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Originally Posted by 79S
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Originally Posted by Pharmseller
R-P headstamp once fired FL sized, tumbled, trimmed, chamfered and deburred?

Price per case. I’m looking at 2,500 pieces.




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What brand of primer are they using? Did you look at it in person, to see if it looks like quality stuff? I just looked at one source and if you could get it for a quarter a piece, you would probably be doing well. Is there a reason you don't go to your local pit and pick up brass? Where I shoot, you can find a plentiful supply of brass just laying there. This is what I found one day:
[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]

I don't pick up military brass, just commercial stuff that doesn't need the primer pocket swaged. I have enough 223 brass to last me, so I rarely pick it up anymore. If you are going to reload, you might as well save yourself a lot of money and just pick up once fired stuff laying there. Its not hard to do and if you are selective, you will end up with some damn good brass. I'm assuming you do go out and shoot? Or maybe my other assumptions are correct?


Oh Lawrence ......


Now if you just added in "oh god, oh god", you would sound just like my girlfriend...


Originally Posted by raybass
I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
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State Police our range for training.. whoever is running the session varies...

seems when they have some guy in charge down from Potlandia or Salem, they are made to pick up all of their brass, and then he takes it all over and gets it recycled, so it doesn't end up in the hands of the local citizens....evidently anti gun folks....

then some other guys in charge NOT from Potlandia or Salem.. they will let their troopers shoot for 2 to 3 days and not make them pick up anything....they don't have to.. because most if not all of it is gone off the range when they get out there the next morning..

me and a buddy were out there once, when OSP had shot for two days straight, and had half a day session the following day...

there was so much brass laying out there, you needed sunglasses to look down range due to the glare...

Warren is a handicap Vietnam Vet, Marine Type.. he started at the 100 yd target area and worked his way back toward the firing benches... I started there and worked my way out toward where he was at... we cleaned up the range pretty good....

when the range was closing we got ran out of there, but we pretty much had finished...

Warren called me the next afternoon and asked had I counted how many pieces I had picked up, or started cleaning it in the Tumbler... I had started Tumbling it the previous evening.. I told him I had picked up 6,000 pieces of 223.. and didn't pick up any 9mm...the chuckled... got ya beat... 6500 pieces of 223, and about a 1000 of 9mm...

two guys... 12,500 pieces in one short evening...maybe 2 hours...I love OSP ( when they aren't from Potlandia.. or Salem)


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Originally Posted by Seafire
State Police our range for training.. whoever is running the session varies...

seems when they have some guy in charge down from Potlandia or Salem, they are made to pick up all of their brass, and then he takes it all over and gets it recycled, so it doesn't end up in the hands of the local citizens....evidently anti gun folks....

then some other guys in charge NOT from Potlandia or Salem.. they will let their troopers shoot for 2 to 3 days and not make them pick up anything....they don't have to.. because most if not all of it is gone off the range when they get out there the next morning..

me and a buddy were out there once, when OSP had shot for two days straight, and had half a day session the following day...

there was so much brass laying out there, you needed sunglasses to look down range due to the glare...

Warren is a handicap Vietnam Vet, Marine Type.. he started at the 100 yd target area and worked his way back toward the firing benches... I started there and worked my way out toward where he was at... we cleaned up the range pretty good....

when the range was closing we got ran out of there, but we pretty much had finished...

Warren called me the next afternoon and asked had I counted how many pieces I had picked up, or started cleaning it in the Tumbler... I had started Tumbling it the previous evening.. I told him I had picked up 6,000 pieces of 223.. and didn't pick up any 9mm...the chuckled... got ya beat... 6500 pieces of 223, and about a 1000 of 9mm...

two guys... 12,500 pieces in one short evening...maybe 2 hours...I love OSP ( when they aren't from Potlandia.. or Salem)


I see that chidt all the time buddy. My clubs range is in Washington and the FBI and CIA supposedly use it. I've been up there when the local sheriff's dept are doing their quals. They just leave their brass lay. Then we have some guys that think they are the ultimate commandos and just let that brass fly. I know one guy goes up to the damn range more than I do and he's always talking about going to those damn training seminars that James Yeager puts on. What pizzes me off is he won't shoot our competitions. He's not a very impressive shooter. Probably why he needs those seminars.. You should be a nice guy and sell your neighbor pharm some good prepped brass... wink


Originally Posted by raybass
I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
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