223/5.56 MIXED PRIMED PULL DOWN BRASS. 500 PACK
Original price was: $79.99.$64.95Current price is: $64.95.
223/5.56 Primed Pull Down brass. Brass is new boxer primed and ready to load. We cannot seem to find anyone that wants to work and sort brass so we are passing the savings onto you and letting you sort the brass. Brass is in great shape, primed and ready to load. Brass consists of but not limited too 223-5.56, some brass is Annealed and some is not, mixed headstamp, some brass will have minor dents but most is in great shape and ready to load. We would suggest running a full length sizing die when loading as cases have had projectile pulled out of them.
WARNING:Â PLEASE INSPECT EVERY CASE PRIOR TO USE.
Combat Disabled Veterans Surplus assumes no liability for any defective or marred products and all products are sold as-is. You need to have adequate education to load live ammunition and apply a lot of common sense. Loading live ammunition is dangerous. Improperly hand-loaded ammunition can cause serious personal injury. Hand loading should be done only by a competent adult, and only after proper instruction. Since hand-loading operations are beyond our control, we disclaim all liability for any damages that may result.
Availability: 33 in stock
WARNING: PLEASE INSPECT EVERY CASE PRIOR TO USE. YOU ARE PURCHASING PRIMED BRASS TO LAOD, THIS IS NOT LOADED AMMUNITION.
Combat Disabled Veterans Surplus assumes no liability for any defective or marred products and all products are sold as-is. You need to have adequate education to load live ammunition and apply a lot of common sense. Loading live ammunition is dangerous. Improperly hand-loaded ammunition can cause serious personal injury. Hand loading should be done only by a competent adult, and only after proper instruction. Since hand-loading operations are beyond our control, we disclaim all liability for any damages that may result.
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Zermoid (verified owner) –
Almost all sized, so far 1 with a smashed case mouth, might try making it into a 300BO just for fun, and 1 with a military crimped primer, rest look civilian with some Norma, Ammo Inc, JAG (?), and some that look like mil headstamp but no primer sealant or crimp, all have slight dings and bents from God only knows what but nothing horrible with above exception. Not knowing if all the primers will still fire I would call this target ammo until I fire and reload them, they were pulled for some reason, if it’s bad batch of primers……..
Jacquelyn Omsted (Customer Service Specialist) –
Hey Zermoid! With all the cases we have sold, I have not heard anything about any primer issues. If for any reason you have trouble, feel free to reach out to us!
Hardhat DV2 (verified owner) –
Ordered 2 batches of 1000 each. Shipping was fast as always. Boxes were a little rough but still sealed. Full length sized all without a decapping pin. Loaded 100 and fired. All went bang the way they are suppose to. Then the gremlin showed up. Upon decapping I bent a Dillon decap pin. Then I ruined a Hornady decap pin. I wasn’t about to risk my RCBS. However my Lyman decapping tool could power thru if I went slow & heavy with a little lube. I did this on 10 pieces but it just felt wrong plus I was running out of decappers. Problem is with brass headstamp AMNT too small primer holes and not centered all the time. I will not try to reload this headstanp. I then sorted my other 1900 pieces and found about 600 with AMNT head stamp that will be used only 1 time. I will still buy from them again. Maybe I should try the sorted brass that costs a wee bit more.