Where to purchase Once Fired Starline brass?

I did a search and could not find any.  Thank you.
Dave

I don't think I have ever seen used Starline brass for sale and I have bought tons of brass.

Just buy it new https://www.starlinebrass.com/order-online/all-cases.cfm you may have to wait until they do a run but then don't wait too long because each batch is sold out quickly.  You can put yourself on a notification list.

Thank you very much. 
Dave

Wow.  I guess the deal I got from a local guy for $25 for 500 rounds of once fired is a pretty good deal!

One question.  How many times can you reload a Federal American Eagle brass case?  Obviously without any physical defects.

Bullseye10X wrote:Wow.  I guess the deal I got from a local guy for $25 for 500 rounds of once fired is a pretty good deal!

One question.  How many times can you reload a Federal American Eagle brass case?  Obviously without any physical defects.

A High Master that I shoot with says, "reload it until it cracks, then shoot it on the short line one more time"

Bullseye10X wrote:Wow.  I guess the deal I got from a local guy for $25 for 500 rounds of once fired is a pretty good deal!

You actually found once fired Starline brass?  Great find, great price - good price for non Starline too!

Going rate for single headstamp Fed., Rem., Win. etc... 45acp brass seems to be around $100 per 1,000 now.  Mixed headstamp  $50-90 per 1,000.

I bought 5,000 rounds of mixed mostly tarnished 45 range brass $100 for the lot.  Dry tumbled them, then decapped them with a universal decapper and checked for small primers (1050 with swager). To finish up I ran them through my wet tumbler and resold them as mixed semi processed (not sized) for $75/1000 - they looked like new brass.

I should have noted, I didn't find Starline.  I found 500 once-fired casings of Federal American Eagle for $25.  A guy at the local shop offered them to me.  $8 for 100 or $5 per 100 if I buy 500 or more.  I couldn't pass it up.

I have to sort through, them because apparently Federal AE sometimes use small pistol primers for their .45 loads.  For that price, I will gladly sort through the bags and pull out the large primered cases.

Handloaders use Starline brass and they don't leave their cases behind.

For very best accuracy, virgin cases only.
For real life--until it cracks or is lost, and it is a LOT more likely to get lost than crack.