10mm brass
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To get a lot of 10mm brass that large, you'll pretty much either have to be REALLY lucky or simply buy it new from Starline or Winchester. (Whatever you do, don't spend that kind of money and end up with R-P.)
Once-fired 10mm is tough stuff because if you don't handload, it's a crappy caliber to own. When you do handload, it's a terrific caliber to own -- that's why we never give up our brass!
Once-fired 10mm is tough stuff because if you don't handload, it's a crappy caliber to own. When you do handload, it's a terrific caliber to own -- that's why we never give up our brass!
HA! once fired?
ok, i see where you are going with this, you want to save money on 10mm brass, who doesnt?
If you do end up finding once fired brass, how in the world would you EVER know that they were only fired one single time? What if they were reloaded 7-8 times and at the end of their life and you end up buying them? FAIL.
buy new so you know where they came from and where they are going.
ok, i see where you are going with this, you want to save money on 10mm brass, who doesnt?
If you do end up finding once fired brass, how in the world would you EVER know that they were only fired one single time? What if they were reloaded 7-8 times and at the end of their life and you end up buying them? FAIL.
buy new so you know where they came from and where they are going.
orionengnr
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http://www.blue-star-inc.com/catalog/ofpbrass.htm
Once-fired 10mm, ~$58 for 500 rounds. Not sure how much they get for shipping.
Starline will sell you 500 rounds of brand new brass for ~$76, free shipping.
Great cartridge for handloaders--enjoy!
Once-fired 10mm, ~$58 for 500 rounds. Not sure how much they get for shipping.
Starline will sell you 500 rounds of brand new brass for ~$76, free shipping.
Great cartridge for handloaders--enjoy!
I fired some pieces of pistol brass so many times that I've lost count.
That includes 10mm brass. I bought a few hundred once fired 10mm brass last year and have been firing full powered loads in it out my Glock 20. I guess I've loaded each case four or five times by now. Pistol brass has a very long life.
Unless you're over expanding your pistol brass, you'll lose it in the weeds long before ever wearing it out. Some of it is so cheap, that it almost makes no sense to purchase new, unless you're hunting dangerous game or making self defense loads. Like 9mm brass. Once fired is $4 per 100, new brass is almost three times more expensive.
Anyway, here's a company that sells once fired 10mm online. I haven't ordered from them, so you'll want to do the usual checks first.
http://seminolebrassandbullet.com/index.php?cPath=1_2
They sell it in lots of 1,000 for $91.80.
That includes 10mm brass. I bought a few hundred once fired 10mm brass last year and have been firing full powered loads in it out my Glock 20. I guess I've loaded each case four or five times by now. Pistol brass has a very long life.
Unless you're over expanding your pistol brass, you'll lose it in the weeds long before ever wearing it out. Some of it is so cheap, that it almost makes no sense to purchase new, unless you're hunting dangerous game or making self defense loads. Like 9mm brass. Once fired is $4 per 100, new brass is almost three times more expensive.
Anyway, here's a company that sells once fired 10mm online. I haven't ordered from them, so you'll want to do the usual checks first.
http://seminolebrassandbullet.com/index.php?cPath=1_2
They sell it in lots of 1,000 for $91.80.
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