Cpl. Henry B. Tolate 0 Posted October 28 (edited) Cleaning out the brass box. Brass had been tumble cleaned and bagged. SOLD 9mm; 1000 mixed head stamp commercial, 1000 NATO head stamp, 250 Federal, 390 S&B. Over 2600 pieces in all. $3.00 / 100 or all of it shipped $85.00 SOLD .40 S&W; 300+ pieces for $15.00 shipped SOLD 5.7 x 28 mm; 500+pieces for $15.00 shipped Edited November 2 by Cpl. Henry B. Tolate Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Oregonian 40 Posted October 28 If the 1k NATO brass are $30 shipped I will take them. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cpl. Henry B. Tolate 0 Posted October 28 Oregonian, The med. flat rate box is most economical way to ship, but that is $15.05. So what I would do is make it $40.00 shipped. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Oregonian 40 Posted October 29 I will take all of the 9mm shipped at $85. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Amigo 13 Posted October 31 Is the coating still on the 5.7 cases? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cpl. Henry B. Tolate 0 Posted October 31 Amigo, Coating ? There doesn't seem to be any coating on them. I had ran these through vibrator with treated corn cob media a several months ago. Had marked the bag count at 510. I'd say they look good, clean and ready to process. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Amigo 13 Posted October 31 8 hours ago, Cpl. Henry B. Tolate said: Amigo, Coating ? There doesn't seem to be any coating on them. I had ran these through vibrator with treated corn cob media a several months ago. Had marked the bag count at 510. I'd say they look good, clean and ready to process. The 5.7x28mm are produced with a clear lacquer coating that is supposed to aid in movement through the PS90 magazines and aid in extraction in the FiveSeven pistol. Without it, the magazines begin to jam up and the extraction can fail in the pistols. Most people who reload them try to avoid removing the lacquer, so they generally don't tumble and certainly stay away from steel media. Some have tried to put back on some sort of lubricant or coating after fully removing the lacquer, but the accepted method seems to be some light soaking in water/dish detergent and no tumbling...with folks saying they toss after about 5-6 reloads as the lacquer coating is gone by then and brass has been through a lot by that point, also. I, personally, have not reloaded the 5.7x28mm; my son has a FiveSeven pistol and I have considered getting one for my wife. My son hasn't tried reloading it, either--we are just hanging on to the brass for now. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cpl. Henry B. Tolate 0 Posted October 31 Ok, Thanks for the information and education. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Wild Willi 44 Posted November 2 I will take 5.7x28 if available Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cpl. Henry B. Tolate 0 Posted November 2 Wild Willi, sent you a PM. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
