(Newswire.net — December 20, 2013) LaGrange, North Carolina –Bobcat Brass is a company that buys and sells once-fired brass. Bobcat Brass scours the country and the world looking for suppliers for brass of every description. Once the company finds it, the brass is cleaned and polished with a unique system that leaves it looking like new. It is then packaged and resold to hobbyists who like to reload for various types of guns. Bobcat Brass also offers a variety of accessories such as Acog scopes for sale.
When it comes to once-fired 45 ACP brass, 9mm brass for sale or once-fired 308 brass, it may be possible to find several suppliers who can sell these items. However, there are other calibers and types of ammunition that are difficult to find in bulk once-fired brass quantities.
In fact, some calibers are almost impossible to locate and most “big name” reloading companies simply do not carry them. However, Bobcat Brass has a network of suppliers that may be able to locate and supply rare or hard-to-find brass in unique calibers. For those who need assistance with hard-to-find brass or rare brass types, Bobcat Brass may be able to help.
Because Bobcat Brass is supplied from so many different sources, this company offers all types of reloading brass calibers. Gun hobbyists looking for once-fired brass supplies may contact Bobcat Brass and find what they are looking for. Even if the brass is not listed on the company website at www.bobcatbrass.com, supplies are always changing. Those searching for rare or hard-to-find brass can contact Bobcat Brass, whose experts will begin a search for that particular caliber with all of the company’s numerous suppliers and contacts around the nation and the world.
For the very best in rare and hard-to-find reloading brass, Bobcat Brass may be the answer.
About Bobcat Brass: Bobcat Brass supplies a wide variety of reloading supplies including once-fired 9mm brass, reloading 45 ACP, bulk 223 brass and 6.8 SPC brass. With the help of Bobcat Brass, gun hobbyists who are interested in adding reloading to their skill set can find the equipment and tools they need to reload once-fired brass successfully.
For More Information:
Tim Seaman
Sales@bobcatbrass.com
http://www.bobcatbrass.com