Brass 308-220 swift

[bench]

Well I sold my tube gun in 308 with barrel for 220 swift.
So I have a lot of brass for both and would like to sell it but my problem is most are all prepped and have primers in them.
So shipping would be a pain in the rump and I can deprime them but hate to waste all the primers.
Any Ideas
These will be listed in the correct forum when you guys give me some ideas on how to handle the primer issue.
Thanks
Bench

 

[rkittine]

Were are you located? What brand .308 Brass? How many times fired?

Bob

 

[bench]

Rkittine
PM sent

 

[John Russell]

Well I sold my tube gun in 308 with barrel for 220 swift.
So I have a lot of brass for both and would like to sell it but my problem is most are all prepped and have primers in them.
So shipping would be a pain in the rump and I can deprime them but hate to waste all the primers.
Any Ideas
These will be listed in the correct forum when you guys give me some ideas on how to handle the primer issue.
Thanks
Bench

You can ship primed cases (and loaded ammo) by Fed-Ex or UPS without any restrictions - but NOT by US Mail.

If you use the local "Mail-Box USA" stores for UPS shipping, mark the package as "metal pieces - my Local Mail-Box USA store would not allow me to ship a wooden gunstock (only the stock), cuz it could be made into a gun - so I came back the next day (with a different clerk) and shipped it as a wooden art.

It is raw primers that require special handling and permits for all shippers.

P.S... What brand of .220 Swift brass, is it new or fired - if fired, how many times, how many, and how much?

 

[bench]

John Russell
Thanks for that info-good news

 

[John Russell]

John Russell
Thanks for that info-good news

Whatcha got in .220 Swift brass??

 

[Bbear]

Still wondering on the primed 308 brass as well. And John Russell is correct. Shipped an extra shotgun barrel I sold and labeled it as a metal pipe.

 

[snert]

Nothing like selling "machined parts" and shipping em