[Racerx]

What's the value of old style Winchester AA hulls ?? I have at least 5,000 AA that have been reloaded 1-3 times and have been deprimed (most of them) for easy reloading. Should I reload them and let them hit the ground or what??

 

[smartass]

You should do whatever you want with them.

 

[famill00]

I would think you could get a couple cents a piece out of them but I'm sure others will chime in.

 

[Beancounter]

Anything that has been reloaded is not worth anything to anyone other than the current owner. But then again this great country is full of fish. You might be able to catch one or two.

 

[Pull & Mark]

I would reload them over and over again. You can get about a dozen reloads from those older AA's hulls. Best of Luck. Break-em all. Jeff

 

[Racerx]

Sounds like I should let them hit the ground. Thanks for the input.

 

[Spanky]

Why wouldn't you keep reloading them to they are spent? Did you stop reloading AA?

 

[Guest]

<blockquote>"I would reload them over and over again. You can get about a dozen reloads from those older AA's hulls."</blockquote>

You guys must be reloading different "old" AA hulls than I am. I have a 32 gallon trash can each of reds and silvers and I get maybe 3 reloads out of them before the hulls start to split down the side at the folds of the crimp...and those are the ones where the rolls don't get partially squashed by crimping. I get much more mileage out of the new poly hulls.

Mike

 

[Racerx]

We'll I've been using the STS. In fact I try to color code my loads. Green STS's for 7/8 oz. , Red AA's for 1 oz. and Gold remington's for 1 1/8 load. Sounds weird , but when I pull a shell out of the bag I know what I'm shooting.I just have alot of AA's that's all.

 

[Racerx]

Thanks guys ,all AA's SOLD.