Brass Shells

About Brass Shells

Looking To Scrap Brass Shells The Right Way?

If you want to make extra money on your scrap metal, collect Brass Shells from local gun ranges. This is also helpful if you are a hunter and want to make extra money. If you have excess scrap brass shells lying around your home, be sure to use the iScrap App to locate a scrap yard in the area and contact them for the latest prices for brass scrap. Many scrap yards will have scrap laws regarding brass shells depending on your state, so make sure to check your local scrap laws before going to sell.

Have A Lot Of Fired Scrap Brass Shells?

If you have a larger quantity of scrap brass shells or other scrap metal, you can request a scrap metal container or pick-up service at your job site or construction job. Through the iScrap App, you can find a scrap yard and contact them for their latest scrap price of brass shells. Fired brass shells are normally found in larger quantities at firing ranges, military bases, and other military-type locations.

Can I Mix Brass Shells With Other Brass?

Be sure to keep you brass shells separate from your other brass scrap and other materials to be sure to make the most money on your scrap metal. You never want to mix the shells because some yards and states have laws regarding scrap shells and you don’t want to risk all of your hard work. See more Scrapping Videos here.