No Shortage of Brass Here!

gunnut505

I posted this here because you folks are the ones interested in reloading, instead of recycling for cash. Some over in GD would gladly sell the contents of this package for cash instead of trying to get more folks involved in reloading and shooting. Gotta keep the brass alive!
Herewith I give you a link to the AUCTION OF THE YEAR for military caliber once fired brass, including some 3340lbs or so of .50BMG, 6280 lbs of 5.56, and 2860lbs of 7.62, along with some neat containers, ammo cans and other collectible militaria.
If I bought it all; I don't think I could reload and shoot it all by myself, and I like to share. (MODS- Go with me on this one; if several GBers went in on this and won the lot, there would be some inexpensive quality brass avilable once again!)
HINT, HINT.

http://web.govliquidation.com/auction/endecaSearch?Ntt=USNM&Ntk=P_Auction_Country_State&Ntx=mode+matchall&N=0&Nty=1&Ns=Lot Number|0&location=US_NM&cmd=keyword

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JustC

My only problem would be storage[V] starting at $50 is pretty darn cheap. Any way to find out if the brass is L.C. or mixed manuf?? also, what do you think the ammo can that says " blank brass" is saying?? if lots of or all the brass was blanks, those crimped necks would make it almost useless for reloading.

muss

You may want to read the fine print.

Many of these auctions require that the brass be destroyed upon recept by the winning bidder. In other words, they must be scrapped and melted down.

nononsense

muss,

"MUTILATION IS NOT REQUIRED FOR THIS ITEM."

This is at the bottom of each of the ads.

Best.

n/a

The lot I looked at said that they were aluminum.?.?

Hylander50

This one: http://cgi.govliquidation.com/auction/view?id=1372434&convertTo=USD
is on the base where I work. I wonder if they'd let me fill up a couple of .50 cal ammo cans after work one day. [:D] Yeah, I know...fat freaking chance.