Selling brass??

[Grub Master]

I am getting ready to list some brass for sale and have the time to unprime it. If you were buying brass would you pay a little more or be inclined to buy unprimed vs not unprimed?
Thanks

 

[Petro_58]

I sell, trade and buy brass, because I load several different calibers. No big deal to me if it's decapped or not. Sometimes when I sell it same thing, I'll have some listed both ways. Some people expect cleaned deprimed brass for the same price as uncleaned pick up. To some deprimed is a plus because it cuts down on their prep time. Long answer, give a fair description and what you think is a fair price and deal from there.

 

[19 Kilo]

If I'm buying brass, I like to prime it myself so I get the load that I've worked up for that rifle. That is, unless you're willing to prime it with the primers of my choice and do it for less than I can.

That's just me.

 

[woodstock]

Haven't bought or sold brass before, have some 44mag used , anyone want to give a price? Is it by the pound?

 

[Grub Master]

Haven't bought or sold brass before, have some 44mag used , anyone want to give a price? Is it by the pound?

It's by the piece.
Check GunBroker

 

[woodstock]

Gbroke had 27 auctions for used brass, most by the piece.Weird thing is the only one that had any bidding was a mixed lot of 357,44,and 44 automag. Was up to 20 some dollars for not very much brass. Here's the link

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=211193264

 

[Chuckdog]

I'm going to size any brass I buy, new or used before loading. Being deprimed wouldn't add any value for me.

 

[Blakely]

Chuckdog, I was thinkin' the same thing.

 

[Gun Guru]

I don't like to run unprimed brass thru my vibrating cleaner. As long as you let people know what they're buying it shouldn't be a problem either way.

 

[Grub Master]

thanks for the replies