4/13/2010 - .30 Carbine has become problematic.  Demand has well exceeded my ability to load it, so, I'm giving up on that caliber for the time being.

Brass policy is simple.  Except as stated for some Cowboy loads, I don't charge for the brass and I don't buy brass - this is why the ammo is as inexpensive as it is.  I rely on range pickups and donations.  So far the vast majority of High Power Rifle and Semi-Auto Pistol shooters have been pretty good about getting brass back to me and I will continue on with the honor system.  Many of you have donated brass to help ensure the flow of ammo doesn't stop for lack of a component.  Any brass up front is always welcomed.  Returning brass is important and I do understand that sometimes logistics get in the way, so don't worry about it.  As long as I get brass back at some point - thats all that really matters. 

Brass Return Alternative  - Tossing the spent brass into a plastic bag, putting it into a USPS Flat Rate box and mailing it to me via the Post Office is another option - it only costs $12 to ship up to 70lbs. via USPS and my address is on the receipt.

I don't charge for the cans either so I need to get those back too.

This is a part time thing for me...a hobby that got way out of control some years ago.  By day I'm a Technical Consultant/Database Developer.  During the evenings and weekends I make ammo.  I started out just to make ammo for myself to shoot in the local area competitions.  I wanted to be able to customize ammo to my shooting style and often times factory ammo just wouldn't do.  I decided to get my FFL and State License to sell ammo when the folks I had been purchasing ammo and components from over the years informed me they could no longer ship these items to Massachusetts.  I did the licensing thing so that I would be able to purchase the components I needed to make the ammo I liked to shoot.  Anyways, one thing led to another and now I have a difficult time keeping up with the demand. 

All qmmo.net remanufactured ammunition is produced utilizing quality components (Winchester, Remington, Sierra, Rainier Ballistics, Berrys Bullets, Military Surplus, StarLine, TopBrass, PRVI Partisan), powders (Winchester, IMR, Accurate, Alliant) and primers (CCI, Winchester) on state of the art Dillon Precision progressive reloading equipment. All cartridge cases are full length resized, rifle cartridges are additionally trimmed to length and all crimped military primer pockets are swaged (they are not reamed or cut) to size.

All ammo goes through a 100% inspection process prior to packaging. Each box/bag/can of ammo has the powder, primer used and month/year manufactured recorded on the box/bag/can as well as the average Muzzle Velocity (based on a 10 shot string where practical) of each lot.

I do not ship ammo.   
Why?  Simple - Massachusetts state law mandates that I can only sell ammo to someone that presents to me, in person, a valid Massachusetts Resident Firearms License.  Still, I get requests/orders all the time from folks all over the country.  It is what it is....nothing I can do about it. 

Pricing is based on the return of all spent cases and packaging materials to the place of purchase. Currently, I use the "honor" system to manage the return of spent material. In this way I'm able to keep the costs of the ammo as low as possible. While I don't reuse any boxes or bags, I do reuse bullet trays, ammo cans and (obviously) spent cases. Boxes wind up going into our local recycling program, so please take a few minutes when you've finished shooting to pick up the brass and packaging and return them to me when you get a chance. Doing so will keep our ranges cleaner and allow me to keep the ammo prices as low as I can.

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