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I was surprised to see this while looking for woodworking tools:

http://www.grizzly.com/products/BL1274? ... ign=BL1274

500 .45acp brass (RWS headstamp) for $125
1000 for $240
2000 for $460

Hmmmm...That is strange.
I have Grizzly tools and never knew they had some reloading and gun related items.

Don2

Take note that this .45 brass has the SMALL primer pocket. Not really a problem, but be aware of that before you order, unless you have enough small primers.

Also take care not to mix it with any .45 brass that has the large primer pockets as this will really slow the reloading process.

CWOOD wrote:Take note that this .45 brass has the SMALL primer pocket. Not really a problem, but be aware of that before you order, unless you have enough small primers.

Also take care not to mix it with any .45 brass that has the large primer pockets as this will really slow the reloading process.

+1 Agree, I hate when I "hit a brass wall/stop" reloading and come across a piece of SPP .45ACP Brass. . . . Nothing wrong with it, just messes up my reload work flow if I happen to get one in my LPP mix.

I have not loaded any spp 45 brass in bulk yet because I only have 100 or so.
But my thinking is I want to get 1k of them to have around, I always have spp's and srp's around and sometimes lpp's are harder to find for me. So, having only spp's I can load 45's also in a pinch.

But I am waiting to find the brand of brass I want.
I'm in no hurry.

What brass changes will be next
I'd hate to be a new reloader these days, it may seem a little (or a lot ) confusing to someone..!!!

Don2

what every .45 acp reloader needs :)