in particular
pistols:

.44
.38 super
..38 special
.357
.45 colt
rifles:

.30-06
.22-250
.30-30
.300 sav
..280

if you fin dsomeone that has some then they will probible give them to u for free seeing how there not worth anything because bronze is cheep

http://blue-star-inc.com/catalog/ofrbrass.htm
http://blue-star-inc.com/catalog/ofpbrass.htm

Just one place l found real quick, most gun shops can get what you need too, so this would give ballpark figures.

''Bronze is cheap''.. no wonder he is wearing a mask, he does not want anyone to know what he looks like after giving such wrong .


Once fired brass can draw a premium price depending on caliber.
New brass, per 100 is average 20 to 25 dollars for handguns you listed.
Rifle calibers draw a bit more per 100, between 35 to 55 dollars.

Once fired brass you can deduct usually 25% of new price.

for once fired brass is $10-15 per 50 for pistol .44 will get ya more then .38 for rifle 20 to 40 per 50

Brass is getting more and more expensive all the time. l carry a 5 gallon bucket with me to the range and pick up all of the empties l can get. Usually, other shooters see me doing it and come over and hand me their factory boxes full of once (just) fired brass.

l think you mean once fired shell casings or ''brass'' as it is commonly known. For bullet casings you would need to dig up the butt stop at your local range. Sorry that was just to silly to pass up. Try your local clubs they may sell it as scrap but l doubt they will sell it to you as ''brass''.

check out gunbroker.com. their reloading section has tons