Thread: reloading

I like to go to the range and find a few/ a lot of brass that people don't recover for reloading. One range I went to I picked up about 3 gallons of good mixed brass, a 2 gallon bucket of aluminum cases and 3 5 gallon buckets of steel cases for scrap metal.
I haven't shot my rifle 5 years. My granddaughter took the hunter's safety class and wanted to go. A day of sitting in the woods wasn't for her. We will spend a half a day or more on the pistol range every week or so.

I've made some good sell or swap deals on cast boolits in the past. Brass for brass, brass for bullets and brass for lead. The range I worked at would collect the brass, clean it and sell for cheap, well .03 for common pistol brass, .05 for rifle. I would buy what someone wanted, pack it and ship, add $5 for my time. A large flat rate box will hold a lot of brass.