Couzer Report post Posted February 20, 2013 Recently bought 500 type 1 brass (meaning all ready to load) for $65 dollars and I'm always looking for more. With all the work to prep once fired brass you might not get a whole lot for. Like if it has crimped primers that's a pain in the butt if it's been deprimed that's a plus. +1 just the minimal prep word is a pain in the A if your doing a lot of rounds; trimming, sizing, primer pockets, swaging. After loading 1000 rounds of once fired brass at one time made me think twice next time :-) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
PRDATR Report post Posted February 21, 2013 Recently bought 500 type 1 brass (meaning all ready to load) for $65 dollars and I'm always looking for more. With all the work to prep once fired brass you might not get a whole lot for. Like if it has crimped primers that's a pain in the butt if it's been deprimed that's a plus. +1 just the minimal prep word is a pain in the A if your doing a lot of rounds; trimming, sizing, primer pockets, swaging. After loading 1000 rounds of once fired brass at one time made me think twice next time :-) Once fired or new you still need to prep it. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Couzer Report post Posted February 21, 2013 Thank for the Tip Prdatr, I thought you could just load new brass, didn't know you have to prep it first. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
