Hansen
Member
I have about 450 pounds of various brass....
I don't reload, where is a a good place to recycle it in the west valley?
I don't reload, where is a a good place to recycle it in the west valley?
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r0ttie1
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Hansen said:I have about 450 pounds of various brass....
I don't reload, where is a a good place to recycle it in the west valley?
There was a place on the west side of 19th Ave. north of Deer Valley that used to buy brass. All the calibers I do not reload went there.
Ballistic Therapy
Member
I have been taking my brass to a scrap yard for years.Roneyj said:I too have a lot of brass that needs to be recycled. Mostly 223 that has been reloaded many many many times. I have heard of recycling places want the primers removed. Anyone run into this?
I have never had them tell me to remove the primers.
Ballistic Therapy said:I have been taking my brass to a scrap yard for years.Roneyj said:I too have a lot of brass that needs to be recycled. Mostly 223 that has been reloaded many many many times. I have heard of recycling places want the primers removed. Anyone run into this?
I have never had them tell me to remove the primers.
Good to know.
Thanks!!!
badazmfr
Member
Hansen said:I have about 450 pounds of various brass....
I don't reload, where is a a good place to recycle it in the west valley?
hey john, the place up on 19th ave that rottie spoke of is also where i was about 4-5 weeks back too.
i rolled in with a bunch of haggard 308 machine gun stuff that was toast from my browning. think he said 155 lbs and we walked with $280 somehow. dunno... i wasn't complaining. :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
i am not sure what the price per pound is up there but i always remembered it being around $1 give or take. dont think it was 255 lbs that we had though. :?
Bottom Gun
Member
Does anyone know where I can recycle cartridge brass in Sierra Vista or Tucson?
Thanks !!!
Thanks !!!
cat-mechanic
Member
Hey Hansen, Sent you a PM. I'd hate to see good brass just get scrapped. When it could actually be reloaded by someone.
rockbronco
Member
I have a decent amount to get rid of too. 223, 45,9mm once fired stuff. Hate to recycle it
I take my unusable brass to Metal Recycling on 22nd near Park next to the railroad tracks.Bottom Gun said:Does anyone know where I can recycle cartridge brass in Sierra Vista or Tucson?
Thanks !!!
Bottom Gun
Member
tunnug said:I take my unusable brass to Metal Recycling on 22nd near Park next to the railroad tracks.Bottom Gun said:Does anyone know where I can recycle cartridge brass in Sierra Vista or Tucson?
Thanks !!!
Thanks for the info !!!!
Ballistic Therapy
Member
Bottom Gun said:Does anyone know where I can recycle cartridge brass in Sierra Vista or Tucson?
Thanks !!!
I go to Tucson Iron and Metal.
It's on 36th street by the railroad tracks.
I like going there so I can look through the scrap yard for any metal I could use.
Bottom Gun
Member
Ballistic Therapy said:Bottom Gun said:Does anyone know where I can recycle cartridge brass in Sierra Vista or Tucson?
Thanks !!!
I go to Tucson Iron and Metal.
It's on 36th street by the railroad tracks.
I like going there so I can look through the scrap yard for any metal I could use.
Thanks !!!!
lostdog99
Member
For sure. You could get more than scrap prices and reloaders could get brass at a lower price. You get more money and reduce the amount of competition for loaded ammo . . Win win. ! !
Rpowell600
Member
Im looking to purchase some brass as well as a reloader. Ill give you more than the scrap yard will. Looking for primarily 9mm, 45acp, and 223/556. Please PM me if you are willing to sell some. Im in the west valley but willing to travel within the valley for quanity. Thank you!
I'm not sure if your up to doing it but I see spent brass sold on Ebay all of the time. Just an option. Don't think I would as they take their cut out and you have to deal with their draconian rules. I used to sell there but that stopped when they changed their rules and the buyer can change their mind months later and you have to do a complete refund. Heavy duty crap on the sellers and take the buyers side every time!
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littleleft
Member
you guys in tucson, what is pricing now? All prices on aluminum and steel have dropped.