Brass scrap firms ahead of holiday demand
Prime yellow brass quotes have edged higher on Midwest scrap exchanges since late April, tightening the case-cost floor for major retailers. Watch 9mm and .223 — they react first.
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Prime yellow brass quotes have edged higher on Midwest scrap exchanges since late April, tightening the case-cost floor for major retailers. Watch 9mm and .223 — they react first.
The youngest straight-wall cartridge in the basket has consistently traded near multi-month lows across the retailers we track as manufacturers compete for hunting season placement.
.22 LR and .17 HMR continue to trade well under domestic centerfire on a per-round basis — useful context when training budgets are the constraint and not stopping power.
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