SHIPPING
The Flat Rate Box’s from the Post Office are the most economical way I have found to ship brass. Other shipping methods are available at the cost of the customer.When shipping brass in the Flat Rate Box’s, it is a good idea to put a liner inside the box before putting the brass in, just in case the box gets torn during shipping. The tall trash cans liners or something similar works well.
Please enclose a money order or check made out to Danny Henry and a note with your brass with your information, email, name, address and any special requests, trim length, batches of brass that are separated, etc.
If we have discussed anything in particular in previous correspondence, please help me remember and put that in the note also.
Please enclose a note with your name and address in with the brass to help cut down on confusion and save time.
Try not to use the medium box that is thin, 11 7/8”x 3 3/8” x 13 5/8”. This box tears very easily when loaded with brass.
No Shipping Outside the United States PERIOD !
Listed below are some of the average prices and amounts of brass the Flat Rate Box’s will hold.
Medium USPS Flat Rate Box 11-7/8" x 3-3/8" x 13-5/8" $12.00
Large USPS Flat Rate Box 12” x 12” x 5 1/2” $16.00
Amount that will fit in the USPS box's
Medium Box Large USPS Box
223 / 5.56 1400 +/- 2.5K +/-
308 / 7.62X51 800 +/- 1500
30/06 600-700 +/- 1 K +/-
9mm (9X19) 3500 +/-
Case Weights
223 / 5.56 weighs about 14 pounds per K
308 / 7.62x51 weighs 27-28 pounds per K
30/06 weights 28-29 pounds per K
45ACP weighs 13 pounds per K
9mm weighs 9 pounds per K
Custom Brass Processing
Abilene Texas
