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It looks like time to sell some of that brass you're hoarding
#1
Been watching this on GB, Right now current bidder is paying nearly 1.00 (with shipping) each for once fired AA brass.

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewIte...=398105325

I know I'm a cheap ass but I just don't understand this mentality, If I could buy brand new brass of exact or near quality or shoot factory ammo for same price whats the point of buying auctions like this?

Do people get in the bidding frenzy? Am I just ignorant to the game?

Anyways... If you are sitting on "bins full", GB that stuff and buy some brand new to replace it!
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#2
A bid is a contract that you agree to. If you bid on once-fired brass, then I guess it's what the market will bear. Lapua brass once-fired is basically new anyway, especially from AA factory loads, so you don't really see a lot of value loss in being once-fired in terms of brass life. Labor will be required to deprime and full-length re-size, but it's the world's gold standard in brass.
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#3
Midway has Lapua cheaper and new .
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#4
arnie Wrote:Midway has Lapua cheaper and new .

I know it! Crazy right?
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#5
Graff & Son has new Hornady brass for $35.00 for 50 rounds of brass.
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jluck Wrote:It looks like time to sell some of that brass you're hoarding

I WON'T DO IT!!!! YOU CAN'T MAKE ME!!!

Seriously though. Whoever buys that isn't looking very hard.
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