.375 SIG casing Prices?

[Buckskins & Black Powder]

Whats brass casings for the SIG .375 going for these days? A gun shop has a good deal on a pistol and i prefer to reload.

[rockbilly]

bigblock,  If you keep you eye on GUNBROKERS.com and AUCTIONARMS.com you can usually find the .357 Sig brass at a reasonable price if you are cautious on how you bid.  I like to wait until the last minute, place my high bid and get out.  You win some, and you lose some, but you don't get drawn into the bidding frenzies and bid too much.  You can also find ammo there fairly reasonable too.

As for reloading the .357 Sig, some folks say it is a pain in the butt, but to me it is no worst than reloading a .17 Remington, or 22 Jet.  If you want to simplify the process, get a 229 and get the .40 barrel to go along with it, or buy it later (about $125.), there is an abundance of .40 brass out there, and it can be had very reasonable.

[blpenn66502]

I recently got 1K brass .357 Sig on Gunbroker for $35 including shipping and Southern Belle Brass currently has 1K for $29.50 + shipping.  Nickel doesn't seem to command much if any of a premium in .357 Sig.

Don't know how you feel about reloading nickel, but since folks that shoot and leave their brass on the ground where I shoot don't use nickel, its a lot easier to find your Sig brass if you go that route.  At a glance, its not easy to pick brass .357 Sigs out a pile of 40 S&Ws.

My 2 cents,
Brian