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To: Responsibility2nd
An employee of Capitol Scrap Co. in Albany said Monday the business pays $1.70 a pound for scrap brass shell casings.

A .223 case weighs about 95 grains, about 75 to a pound. So this brilliant young entrepreneur was wasting live ammo - easily worth 20 cents a round - to sell the brass for 2.3 cents.

42 posted on 05/14/2007 2:38:57 PM PDT by CGTRWK
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To: CGTRWK
.223 and all ammo prices have skyrocketed lately. It's a good $.40 - .50 per round these days.

This information does not, however, change the fact that this kid is a drooling moron.

49 posted on 05/14/2007 2:42:20 PM PDT by AngryJawa ({IDPA, NRA} GO HUNTER '08)
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"A .223 case weighs about 95 grains, about 75 to a pound. So this brilliant young entrepreneur was wasting live ammo - easily worth 20 cents a round - to sell the brass for 2.3 cents."

I just paid 34 cents a round for 500 rounds of Federal American Eagle .223. I thought that was a good price. I would have gladly given this bonehead 20 cents a round.

It must be pretty obvious that he didn't pay for the ammo...

68 posted on 05/14/2007 3:11:52 PM PDT by telebob
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