You got to hand it to the Democrats. Once fired military brass has been sold to re-loaders for many years. Lake City brass is considered among the finest brass casings in the world, & highly sought after for it's quality. Now, with the exception of blank ammo brass, rather than make the used brass available for the market, as it has been done for generations, it is turned into scrap metal. Before, it was collected into drums, & then the drums were put up for auction. Now, they have invested thousands upon thousands turning a simple process into a complex method of using high tech machinery to destroy a once valuable commodity. The money they receive for the destroyed brass is but a fraction of what the government would have gotten just selling the empty brass cases. Look how many employees are now involved & the equipment they are using. Democrats do not believe in the 2nd Amendment, & will use every trick they can come up with to interfere with the American people to be able to defend themselves, their families, their homes, & their communities. This is BS.
@gargoyle786310 ай бұрын
to expensive to sort refillable and non-refillable cases. Easier to melt them.
@lawrencemartin111310 ай бұрын
It's probably a closed circuit in one way.....raw brass is purified in the recycling process and some stock no doubt sold back into the industry to make more cases......
@Urbicide10 ай бұрын
@@lawrencemartin1113 Lake City only uses virgin brass. It is difficult to keep the alloy consistent when using scrap material. The zinc tends to burn off when the temperature reaches a certain level, & then you are having to add additional zinc to the mix, & 100% consistency goes out the window. Look at Chinese brass hardware in a big box store, & compare it to brass made in America. I have found that the Chinese brass tends to be more of a washed-out color of piss, while American brass has the traditional deep golden hue.
@lawrencemartin111310 ай бұрын
@@Urbicide Fair enough. 😊
@jungleno.10 ай бұрын
@@UrbicideBaloney
@Weptek91110 ай бұрын
It would be worth a lot more sold to reloaders instead of deformed as scrap. Idiot government policy.
No such thing as bullet heads, those are bullets that they are sorting out with that Jurassic looking vacuum cleaner.
@leadpilled556710 ай бұрын
Hmmm. I wonder why indoor ranges don’t let you collect your brass. Yes it’s a safety issue but also because they can sweep in up in 5 min then sell it to a business that shorts separates and cleans it then sells it as once fired range brass. It works out great for all parties. The range and processor make money and the reloader saves money
@2011woodlands10 ай бұрын
most indoor ranges wont let you shoot your own reloads either.
@jeffmedina4310 ай бұрын
Brass used to be sold so shooters could reload it. But past administrations wanted to be pc and stopped it
@Frostyplanty10 ай бұрын
Why bother sorting it by caliber if you’re not gonna reload it?
@kevinroberts939423 күн бұрын
For documentation purposes and resupply information
@patmcbride985310 ай бұрын
I bought some once fired military brass. It's harder to reload because the military rifle chambers are loose compared to civilian hunting rifles, so you have to work harder to resize the brass. It's a crime to just crush it and sell it as scrap brass when they can make a lot more selling it as reloadable brass.
@JeffHenry-cq3is10 ай бұрын
Thank bill Clinton
@patmcbride985310 ай бұрын
@@JeffHenry-cq3is I was still able to get it while Bush was in office.
@Urbicide10 ай бұрын
@@JeffHenry-cq3is And Barack Obama & Joe Biden. It is a Democratic thing. They despise the 2nd A.
@jordan38r10 ай бұрын
i dont know about a "loose chamber" but i do know that most military rounds have crimped primer pockets to keep the primers from coming out during rough handling and especially for belt fed weapons. that might be what you are feeling when you put the cases thru the de prime/sizing die.
@2011woodlands10 ай бұрын
the belt fed guns have higher pressure ammo and it is a pain to resize it.
@tiko-ko3wo10 ай бұрын
真鍮は結構、良い値段で買ってくれるからね。
@ForestDrBearS10 ай бұрын
薬莢回収ローラー…めっちゃいいな✨
@markissboi358310 ай бұрын
Some Utubers use bullets crafted into pens melted coloured plastic body or such .
They use to sell the brass in lots at Camp Pendleton Oceanside ca
@charleskloentrup915310 ай бұрын
It's a wonder they do not reload the spent casings !
@kevinroberts939423 күн бұрын
It does not save in a full production situation due to the reman requirements. And if you get a defect in war making your weapon unserviceable that ammo is made for war the oldest in the warehouse is used for training to rotate stock plus it's just tax payers money so it's free to them
I'm skeptical. Especially when I've seen sailors literally just dump spent brass off the deck.
@TraJikyy10 ай бұрын
a lot of shit just falls into the ocean
@kevinroberts939423 күн бұрын
Spent brass? Full cases are in the ocean and tons of it if they return with it it lowers the amount they are alloted for training on the next float we had guys lined up throwing can after can overboard on the way home. Our government is so fucked up with the way we were ordered to use it or toss it
@キャンプヤマヒル10 ай бұрын
私も趣味で米軍使用済み品、色々所有しています。🤩
@danodamano258110 ай бұрын
Lots of opportunity for more information there. Whats done with the links? Ammo cans? Unfired or damaged rounds?
@TraJikyy10 ай бұрын
steel link are probably sent back to smelt down to make new ones and ammo cans get resused/resold/destroyed damageed rounds discarded and sent back to manufactucer
@2011woodlands10 ай бұрын
the links are most likely sent back to the ammo manufacturer to be used again.
@MAGY-magy8 ай бұрын
Se las venden a algún cartel mexicano...
@kevinroberts939423 күн бұрын
@@TraJikyy the cans are still sold. Brass links and the rare defects are now all destroyed and sold direct to scrap. Used to be Be sold on government liquidation now I think is on government planet or something I stopped playing when stopped selling the good stuff and a lot of companies got involved driving prices way up
@imwteach10 ай бұрын
Boggles the mind! Between not reloading spent casings to not reusing the ammo cans that they came in. The Defense budget needs to be cut in half!
@RiyoYuki7110 ай бұрын
沖縄で何個か買ったなー…飾ってるww
@GeraldMcveigh10 ай бұрын
Great Idea 💡 👍 😊
@CopperBased10 ай бұрын
GO GET THE BRASS MAGNET, PRIVATE!!!!
@ethanjacques-n9p-catch21luck710 ай бұрын
if I wanted to buy a large quantity of spent 40 mm brass how would i do it
@kevinroberts939423 күн бұрын
Go back in time b4 democrats stopped the sale of it. It was on government liquidation by the ton
Just a suggestion from a Veteran pro musician. Make that brass into a tuba for me. And a whole band of brother band men with me.
@ship016710 ай бұрын
これを愛好と収蔵する人へ売れて、両方でも満足する。(自分は時々買ってことがある)
@werre210 ай бұрын
it shouldn't be mangled but given to taxpaying reloaders
@jr-a-cat10 ай бұрын
That's our gov. turning something that was selling 4 to 5 dollars a pound before BURR head to a $1.50 a pound . A company would have 10 to 15 people working reloading 5.56 ,9MM 7.62 . This way the Chinese are getting the brass at half price . Now it only takes 2 people the run the hammer mill and load the cargo camtainer to China
Fascinating video.....totally ruined by that awful music!! Just leave the sound as recorded and tell the story visually. You don't need the insecent repetitive music cutting across it. Still, a really interesting film to see the different methods used to recover and sort brass and bullet heads for recycling. Our indoor range here in the UK, is de-leaded every few months. They actually have to dig and chisel out some of the impacted lead rounds that fuse together in the bullet catcher area. (Potentially hazardous work given the high levels of lead direct contact work)The lead is then re-cycled. All our brass is hand checked for live rounds and then also sold for scrap.
How disgusting. That brass is worth more reloadable.
@No.15mining10 ай бұрын
I never seen a M240 malfunction so much.
@LarryRoa10 ай бұрын
That is because in the 1990s they got rid of the 753XX redhats and turned the career field over to the Security Police (now Security Forces). A lot of gunsmithing knowledge was never passed on.
They sold it back to the manufacturers,which then will reform that into new ammo and then either sell back to US military or sell to civilians.Every military does this
That is not the military. That is the Air Force LOL
@livelurked410310 ай бұрын
What if they are security forces? Is that good enough for you?
@bryandale712510 ай бұрын
Lol😂 Air Force, Marines, Navy, Coast Guard, Army, or Space Force, they are all equal parts of the US military Armed Forces
@WhuDhat10 ай бұрын
just imagine how much more the army or marines shoot then
@infantryski11b6410 ай бұрын
@livelurked4103 that makes it worse. It's full of MOS dropouts and rejects and wanna be operators. They love the SF identifier on their sleeve . That way they hope the chick's think they're sof.
Smart trick. Almost as smart as my own strategy to get rich from deposits from the beer- cans I buy. Soon there. Better not tell Donald Trump and his followers about this, nobody knows what would come out of it.