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300 Remington .44 Mag Spent Brass & Nickel Casings
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since Aug 5$20+$10 (+50%)$30
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Item: 300 Remington .44 Mag Spent Brass & Nickel Casings Pickup: Stephens City, VA 22655 Loading help on site: please advise (assume none) Please quote pickup, any packing or crating, and transport.
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You're looking at 300 spent .44 Magnum casings, split 150 brass and 150 nickel-plated, various headstamps like Midway and R-P in raw fired condition with open primer pockets. Reloaders and brass sorters buy these lots to process and resell or reload themselves, moving volume at pennies per piece. Before bidding, verify the nickel casings won't clean up properly if that purple lacquer residue is stubborn, and confirm no significant damage or corrosion that'd make sorting labor uneconomical.
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Description from HiBid
This lot consists of 300 spent ammunition shell casings in .44 Remington Magnum caliber. The collection is comprised of 150 brass casings and 150 nickel-plated brass casings. Visual inspection of the headstamps confirms various manufacturers. Representative brass specimens are stamped MIDWAY and 44 REM MAG. Representative nickel-plated specimens are stamped R - P and 44 REM MAG. The nickel-plated casings exhibit a purple-colored residue, likely a lacquer sealant, within the stamped lettering of the headstamps. These are fired cartridge cases featuring open primer pockets or spent primers. The items are presented in an unprocessed state as recovered after discharge.
