6,5x50  SR Japanese:  $100.00

6,5x53R  Dutch Mannlicher:  $100.00

6,5x58  Portuguese Vergueiro cartridge in M1904 Long Rifle:  $90.00

7x57  Mauser:  $70.00

7,65x53  Turkish/Belgian/Argentine:  $70.00

7,7x58  Japanese Type 99:  $70.00

7,9x33  KurzPatrone 43:  $150.00

7,9 x57  Mauser:  $70.00

8x50R  Austrian Mannlicher:  $150.00

8x51R  Lebel:  $200.00

8x52R  Siamese Mauser:  $200.00

8x56R  Steyr Mannlicher M30:  $150.00

8x56R  Kropatschek (BP)  $200.00

9,5x60R  Turkish Mauser M1887 BP:  $200.00
 
10,4x47  Vetterli (Italian) M70/87:  $200.00

7,62x25 Tokarev:  $240.00

7,63x25 Mauser C96:  $40.00

8mm Nambu:  $120.00

8mm Roth Steyr M1907:  $120.00

9x23 Steyr M1911:  $90.00

9x23 Bergmann/Largo:  $90.00

9x25 Mauser M1908 Export: $120.00

10,4 Glisenti Revolver:  $120.00

.442 RIC Revolver:  $120.00

.450 Adams/Colt revolver:  $120.00

.455 Webley (var. Case types):  $120.00

5,56mm (.223) ADI, PSD,WCC, TZ manufacture, 1990s:
Full Length Sized and Decapped, Primer Pocket Swaged,
Polished, selected by Year:  $100.00

7,62 Nato (.308) ADI, LC & TZ manufacture: 1985-2000.
Full length Sized, and Decapped, Primer Pocket Swaged,
selected by Year:  $100.00

7,62 (.308 Lapua Military): Once Fired, as and when available:  $200.00

.30/06 Igman Konjic (Bosnia) 2000, Once Fired, Polished:  $150.00

.30/06 Igman Konjic (Bosnia) 2000, Full Length Sized, etc:  $200.00

9mm Parabellum WCC, CBC 1990s-2004 Once Fired Brass:  $40.00

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.50 BMG
Priced per 100

.50 BMG: ADI, PSD and TZ manufacture: Once Fired, Sorted and Polished:  $150.00 

.50 BMG: ADI, PSD and TZ manufacture: Full length Sized, Decapped, Pocket Swaged, Polished $450.00

Whilst all care is taken to ensure the quality of the brass, this is Once-Fired Military Brass, and is sold as such. Where the Brass is listed as being Full Length Sized etc, it is checked by the use of Standard Foster-type case gauges ; The FLS Brass is NOT Trimmed. The term "Polished" refers to the Military Factory standard of "New" Brass, that is, free from Grit or Tarnish; it is NOT the Commercial "Polish" found on Commercial New brass.

Are you sick of getting cases glugged up by corn cob or walnut shell polishing medium? Tired of spending money on "rejuvenators" and other expensive additives to get your cases clean? Then AVB has the answer...the AVB Case Cleaning Granulated PVC.

Made from recycled electrical cable sheathing, this chopped PVC actually assists the recycling industry, by finding a downstream use for a waste product that would otherwise be used as landfill. The finely balanced mixture of fine copper dust, and larger particles of PVC electrical cable sheathing (multicoloured) gives a gentle cleaning and polishing effect to Brass cases, from Military Range produce to the normally "clean" pistol shells used in revolvers. AV Ballistics uses it in Cement Mixers, to do preparatory cleaning of Military Once Fired brass, prior to resale or reforming.

A batch of AVB Cleaning Medium will normally last for 15 to 20 loads of a large Vibrator/Tumbler, such as a Lyman 3200, or even more in a rotary Tumbler (various brands). If you have a small cement mixer, then the usage life is even longer.

When the colour of the PVC has all disappeared under a coat of dirt and debris from the cases, then it is time to dispose of it (in the wheelie bin.); it can also be used to increase the porosity of soil, by mixing it in, as a garden base.

And now the Cost??!!

Only $25.00 per 4kg bag

Compare that with $40 to $50 for a ten pound (4,53 kg) box of (Imported) CornCob????

A 4kg bag will suffice for about 30-35 cycles in a medium sized vibrator or tumbler.
Time to clean from 1 to 3 hours, depending on "dirtiness" of the cases.
It will remove all grit and dirt from cases, making them suitable for trouble free resizing, and avoid scratching or scoring die sets.

The PVC medium is NOT affected by humidity or weather changes, or vermin. (See how sticky Corncob gets in the North of Australia, and the Mice love it!!!)

Helpful hint, leave primers in place when case cleaning...decappe them when cleaned...that saves digging all the cleaning medium out of the pockets and flash-holes later.

Since AVB began selling this product in Queensland, we have had only one complaint...we always sell out at gunshows, and customers can’t get enough of it.

Price Still Unchanged Since 2004!!

303/25--$90/100

303/243--$100/100

303/270--$80/100

303/22--$125/100

We can form most obsolete case designs to order, if given sufficient information (name, designs, type of rifle or pistol, etc). Calibres not listed as common for our production can be quoted by referring to our Website, www.avballistics.com.au and then going through the link to our Email. info@avballistics.com.au
Prices will vary according to cost of parent cartridge case and amount of work required to transform the case to the calibre required.

We will NOT Supply a formed cartridge case for which there are ample commercial supplies of NEW Brass available in Australia. For Example, 6,5 Carcano, 6,5 Swede, 7,5 French, 7,5 Swiss empty cases are all available from importers and distributors.

We are primarily an Obsolete Military Cartridge Case supplier. We will make certain Sporting cartridge cases which are otherwise unobtainable in the normal course of trading in Australia.

For those re-loaders who prefer the Berdan Primer design, we do stock certain calibres in this priming system. 9mm Parabellum, 7,62 Nato, 7mm, 7,65mm & 7,9mm Mauser, 7,7 Japanese, We also can make to order, a Universal Hydraulic System Berdan Decapper.

AV Ballistics also manufactures cartridge cases suitable for Loading Blanks for Re-enactments, Film and Outdoor performance, and similar uses.

Calibres currently available are 5,56mm Short and Full length; 7,62x39 Full length, 7,62 Nato Short & Full length; 7,7 Japanese Short; 7,9 Mauser Short; 7,5 MAS French Full length; 7,65 Argentine Full length; 8mm Lebel Full length; .303 Short and Intermediate.

Prices for Empty Blank cases vary from $1,00 to $2,00 per case, depending on quantity and type (Minimum 50)