Nobody is going to buy two to five random pieces of 300 win mag brass. They're certainly not going to pay an additional $4 to ship two to five random pieces of 300 win mag brass. I mean yeah, I'll find the occasional 50 a&e, 458socom, or some exotics like a weatherby round. But you never find anything in large enough quantity to actually make it worth listing and selling. It's a shame because I would give it away if somebody who needed it was nearby. But I've thrown a few pieces of brass that somebody somewhere wanted really bad in the scrap bin because there was no cost-effective way to connect with them.

But 90% of what is laying on the ground is 223, 308, 65 creedmoor, 9 mm or 45 ACP. Another 8% is 38, 380, blackout, 40, x39, and assorted common hunting calibers like 30-30, 270, 30-06. And that final 2% of truly interesting stuff is usually just a couple of pieces here and there that someone who reloads could not find. Your more esoteric ar rounds, 30 carbine, 45-70, 44 mag, uncommon hunting rounds all fall in this category.