The not so good news on another Forum (ASSRA) that I frequent is that both Winchester and Remington have discontinued production of many cartridges except as loaded ammo.  These are mainly older rimmed cases including .30-40 Krag.  So there will be no more plastic bags of shiny new unfired empty brass.  This is more than a rumor.  Apparently Midway has confirmed.  Other calibers include the old WCF series; .25/20, .25/35, maybe .32 Special. Also .32/40 and maybe .38/55.

That means both your unfired brass and the OK fired empties just became a lot more valuable

I went to Midway site only source was Winchester, Remington was still good, but seasonal.

Just received an e-mail from Midway saying Remington has discontinued .30-40 Krag brass.

PRVI has a contact form on their website, I have suggested to them that there would be a market for Krag brass, and since they already make .303....maybe they'd respond to a few more suggestions.

Maybe, but they could sure do that too, 180gr SP or develop a RN.  Such plans will likely fall victim to ITAR, which the EU seems to be going along with.  Some here in the US seem to be going along with it, despite the fact we refused to ratify it.  They do sell a lot of components through Grafs, so I'll drop them a line too!  Marge might have more pull that we do!  Guess it's time to trim and anneal all the brass I have empty!  Their 190gr BTHP shoots fairly good, despite being inconsistent in form, ie OAL, ogive, point shape, and a bit oversize at .3085".  Very long bearing surface and a thicker jacket than US match bullets.