.223 / 5.56 Brass - Washed & Polished
$5.89 - $29.46
300 Blackout Brass (Contains Converted .223/5.56) - Washed & Polished
$11.40 - $57.00
300 Blackout Brass Casings (contains converted .223/5.56 Brass)
- Cases are collected from law enforcement ranges, indoor ranges, and public ranges
- Cases contain a variety of mixed headstamps
- Cases have undergone magnetic screening, machine sorting and hand inspection
- Sorted to eliminate steel, aluminum, and significantly deformed cases.
- Cases have been cleaned and polished
- Cases have not been processed for reloading
- Extra casings included in every order to compensate for cases that are damaged or do not meet specifications
- Spent primers are still in the casing
- This product is not loaded ammunition
WARNING: All casings should be inspected by the customer before reloading to ensure proper caliber and suitable specifications/condition. All forms of ammunition manufacturing are dangerous and if not done properly may result in property damage, injury or death.
"Once Fired Brass” is an industry term that refers to fired brass cases. There are no guarantees made or implied that all cases have only been fired once as materials are sourced from several locations within the United States.
- Rounds: 100 to 500
- Casing Type: Brass
- Caliber: 300 Blackout
- Brand: Mixed
WARNING: This product can expose you to lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/
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Reviews
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Difficult Caliber, Good Brass
300 BLK takes a little time, but the brass is good. One or two were damaged, nothing to worry about. All of the brass are well packaged and reload well. They prime well and reload well, if an experienced loader. The brass looks new, clean and polished; well packaged and random once fired. Frustrating caliber to load but one step at a time while learning, a very good brass source and prices. Trimming, debur, and chamfering takes patience and time to get good results.
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Brass Range
I have made several spent-reused brass from Brass Range and have always been very pleased with the quality and selection. None of them are stepped on or damaged; although one or two cannot be reloaded due to the primer pocket. I use the Lee Auto Bench Prime which is as good as it gets. So out of 100, 99% may have a problem but you throw them in the "dummy" round bin. A dummy round is good for LOA and fit. I would order again and am very skilled to discard any mismatch. A few had slight damage but they reloaded fine. For the money, the cleaned and polished brass is a big gap from range brass you pick up or collect. So my personal experience has been a 4.8 to a 5.0 insofar as once fired brass. I was not disappointed and the price was very reasonable.