Just checking in here. I went on a buying spree for reloading a little while ago...but, haven't moved to a place where I can get it all setup. All is pretty much still in boxes. Co-ax press, fancy scales, funnels, most reloading books, blackout dies (multiple sets), primer seaters, gauges, tumbler, media, separator, etc. (I am easily addicted to things.) I was just about getting ready to go in for powder and bullets, but decided to wait. Now, I am going to be putting it off for no telling how much longer. All boils down to...I have 4000 small rifle primers. 2000 CCI No. 41 and 2000 CCI BR-4 on APS strips. With the market the way it is and no real date for me to start, I was thinking about selling primers. Does anyone use the ones on the strips? - Thanks
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Reloading Supplies and Primers
- Thread starter RoadRage
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what are the prices
You could sell, sail, sale, your ex-wife on here, as long as she came with primers. 
Put together a list of what you have and the prices it will sell
I don't know about strips, but I'd assume you can poke them out and use them loose. I think I'd personally start asking $200/thousand and see what happens.
Another thought: It really doesn't take much space to get started loading, a small table is more than sufficient. My cousin used to have a 24"x24" that he could store in a closet when he lived in an apartment. Anyway, powder and projectiles aren't that hard to get right now if you look, especially magnum pistol powder which is what you'd probably need for 300BO. Give how expensive and hard to get ammo is, why not go ahead and get on into reloading.
Another thought: It really doesn't take much space to get started loading, a small table is more than sufficient. My cousin used to have a 24"x24" that he could store in a closet when he lived in an apartment. Anyway, powder and projectiles aren't that hard to get right now if you look, especially magnum pistol powder which is what you'd probably need for 300BO. Give how expensive and hard to get ammo is, why not go ahead and get on into reloading.
If strips look like these, you're sitting on a gold mine !!
