STEEL CASES IN .44 MAG OR .45 ANYTHING - NOT FOR RELOADING

[SOMDSHOOT]

I HAVE A USE FOR .44 OR 45 CASES IN STEEL. I DO NOT RELOAD THESE BUT I DO NEED MORE FOR A SIDE PROJECT. PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF ANYONE HAS ANY STEEL CASES THEY DO NOT WANT I NEED SOME ASAP FROM .44 MAG UP TO 50 CAL.

THANKS. I WILL GLADLY PAY SHIPPING FOR YOUR UNWANTED STEEL CASES.

 

[SOMDSHOOT]

I can also use .38 special and .357 Mag junk cases for my purpose as well. This is for electronics uses, not reloading.

I've posted pictures of my final products for those of you who are curious as to what I do with the pistol / rifle cases. I also use old steel .30 carbine cases for my other DIY kit. The steel cases are a nice "package" for my product and it insulates the electronic components from shorting out on the main circuit board. DMCBRP DIY CB RADIO MODIFICATION KITS

Note: I AM NOT advertising my products. I am simply explaining why I don't use the cases for reloading since I know someone doesn't understand how electronics relates to bullet cases. Now you'll understand what I mean.

The photo on the Left is old steel CCI .44 mag and the Right photo is .30 Carbine steel cases. Both are dipped in black Plasti-Dip to prevent the metal bullet casing from shorting on the circuitboard.

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[mikec]

FYI, I have never seen a steel .44mag case.

Good luck on the project.

 

[huesmann]

Out of curiosity, why do they need to be steel? Do you mount them magnetically or something?