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.30 carbine brass

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What are used .30 carbine brass worth in mtm boxes?
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Seeing 2 chaps throw about 1-200 each .30M1 carbine remington and PPU brass in the bin yesterday I would say 0 the boxes £1-2 each...

I do not keep our fired brass either.
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bnz41 wrote:Seeing 2 chaps throw about 1-200 each .30M1 carbine remington and PPU brass in the bin yesterday I would say 0 the boxes £1-2 each...

I do not keep our fired brass either.
May I ask why the brass is being thrown away?
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People with more money than sense?
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WelshShooter wrote:
bnz41 wrote:Seeing 2 chaps throw about 1-200 each .30M1 carbine remington and PPU brass in the bin yesterday I would say 0 the boxes £1-2 each...

I do not keep our fired brass either.
May I ask why the brass is being thrown away?
People with more money than sense? free country at the moment. :run:

Simple they do not reload.... other rifles they used fired steel cased ammo ie Barnaul .223 & 7.62x39 & 30-06 all went in the bin.
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No one in Yorkshire would throw away brass!
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There are just very limited .30 carbine chambered guns around. A handful of straight pull M1 carbines, a few Taurus revolvers and a very light smattering of Marlin lever guns. Bolt guns chambered in it are nigh on non existent. There was some Brazilian built rifles 30 years ago or so, but I can't even remember their name.
In 1978 I was told by my grand dad that the secret to rifle accuracy is, a quality bullet, fired down a quality barrel..... How has that changed?

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#8 Post by WelshShooter »

To answer the OP's question, a box and 50 rounds wouldn't be worth more than a fiver (new 50 round boxes are around £4 and new cases are around £25 per hundred).
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