Gun Collectors Dream Auction #81 January 31st & Feb 1st

A Lot of 280 .32-20 Empty Brass Casings for Reloading Components

This auction ended on January 31, 2026.

Start price: $10

Estimated price: $80 - $150

Buyer's Premium: 12%

Sold for: $85

Description

A collection of 280 empty brass bottleneck rifle casings intended for reloading components, chambered in the historic .32-20 Winchester caliber. This lot includes casings stored in a black plastic 50-round ammunition box and two large clear plastic bags containing loose components. The casings are sold as empty brass for reloading purposes. Some are cleaned and primed, while others show residue consistent with having been fired and may require cleaning and de-priming before use. Visible headstamps on the organized brass include "PPU" (Prvi Partizan). The plastic storage box features an internal label reading "BERRY & WEC."Total Quantity: 280 casings
Condition: The casings exhibit a gold brass finish with varying degrees of tarnish and residue consistent with fired components. The brass in the organized box appears cleaner, and many of these casings are visibly primed. The loose casings in the bags show heavier residue and tarnish. The plastic storage containers show light wear and minor brown residue on the interior edge. These are inert components intended only for reloading. We have not function-tested the primers for viability. It is the buyer’s responsibility to ensure compliance with all local, state, and federal firearms laws regarding the purchase and use of reloading components.


Condition report:

The casings exhibit a gold brass finish with varying degrees of tarnish and residue consistent with fired components. The brass in the organized box appears cleaner, and many of these casings are visibly primed. The loose casings in the bags show heavier residue and tarnish. The plastic storage containers show light wear and minor brown residue on the interior edge. These are inert components intended only for reloading. We have not function-tested the primers for viability. It is the buyer\'s responsibility to ensure compliance with all local, state, and federal firearms laws regarding the purchase and use of reloading components.