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Originally Posted by joseph
If you are planning to reload them then sell them you better have a lot of INSURANCE and NO assets.
joseph
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not trying to flame anyone but how many reloads have you had any sort of failure with I am not talking about work up loads but actual loads that have been decided upon and tried and tested then repeated. Everyone is always so scared of reloaded ammo. but we load it and shoot it all day everyday. The only problems I have ever had were from handgun brass that had been loaded so many times that cases failed. Or when working up hot loads and got stuck bolt handle. point being if some one has two boxes of reloaded hunting ammo, and 3 shells are gone and the data is on the box and the cases look good, Would they have made unsafe ammo for them selves? So why should anyone be afraid to shoot it. As long as it chambers in the rifle it would be fine to shoot who knows might shoot extremely well. Same odds as factory ammo as far as I am concerned. I have never read about a law suit against an individual who loaded ammo and sold it then resulted in serious injury or death.
To answer op's question check local pawn shops, some will buy brass and resell, craigslist garage sales estate sales etc and dont forgetalso hit the range and local shooting spots and pick it up. My friend has collected 1000's of emptys ( most once fired) from our local range some people just dont care about the empty ones.
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