brass for sale

[Randy E.]

90 rds. of Starline 50-90 brass (new) $90.00 save about .50 a round. 73 rounds of Starline 38-55 long brass (new) (2.125) $20.00 100 new Winchester 220 Swift brass $20.00 60 rounds of the old RMC Dave Casey brass,used but good condition-$25.00 Just stuff I am not needing and cleaning up.

[Randy E.]

I will pay shipping

[nineteen76]

I will take the 73 pcs of new Starline 38/55 brass for $20.00 shipped.
PM address for payment.
Thanks

[craneman]

I'll take the 50-90 brass if still available.
Thanks!
Todd

[Don McDowell]

Randy has asked me to tell you guys that your brass is sold pending funds. He is currently traveling abroad and can't get logged in on his phone, but he will make arrangements with you as soon as he gets someplace where he can contact you.

[craneman]

Randy has asked me to tell you guys that your brass is sold pending funds. He is currently traveling abroad and can't get logged in on his phone, but he will make arrangements with you as soon as he gets someplace where he can contact you.

Thanks Don!

[nineteen76]

Ok, Thanks

[Don McDowell]

His wife was the Wyoming teacher of the year last year, and they are on their way to D.C. to receive a national recognition award. So while it is going to be a few days before he can get back to you it is for a very worthwhile affair.

[craneman]

I agree with you Don, exciting for Randy and his wife for sure!
I'm in no hurry, is it safe to say one should be looking for a 12 step program when you buy brass for a caliber you don't even own but might someday?!!?

[Distant Thunder]

You gotta start someplace, brass is as good as any. I am guilty of the same and I see no problem with it at all. In fact it is really just being prepared in case some day you need the brass. The right kind of brass could be considered an investment which would make it a good thing too. And there are lots worse things you could spend the money on!

You don't need a 12 step program.