400,000 lbs of Expended Brass including: 5.56mm, 7.62mm, 9mm, 30cal, 38cal,

[fighterpilot562]

Must have

[blubullett]

I bet the end user certificate says shall not be returned to civilian use. Not for resale in its present form. Melted down boys and girls. 1000 5.56 weighs about 11.5 lbs do the math. 43,478 rounds from 50,000 lbs 1000 lbs = 86 thousand rounds

Most of the lots I have seen there is "no mutilation required". It is something to check for though.

[tuolumnejim]

I bet the end user certificate says shall not be returned to civilian use. Not for resale in its present form. Melted down boys and girls. 1000 5.56 weighs about 11.5 lbs do the math. 43,478 rounds from 50,000 lbs 1000 lbs = 86 thousand rounds

Put down the tin foil. I've filled out over sixty ECU's for some of the sales I've bought and never saw anything like that.
What will be a condition is that no material that needed an ECU is needed for will be sold to any foreign National or shipped out of the United States.

[Excelsior]

I bet the end user certificate says shall not be returned to civilian use. Not for resale in its present form. Melted down boys and girls. 1000 5.56 weighs about 11.5 lbs do the math. 43,478 rounds from 50,000 lbs 1000 lbs = 86 thousand rounds

If you actually made the effort to read the GSA posting it specifically said the casings did NOT have to be "mutilated."

They know it's worth more as re-loadable brass rather than simply scrap.

[cabinetguy]

Nice! Good to see it's not all going to be smelted...

http://www.govliquidation.com/auctio...&convertTo=USD

I saw that one and was intrigued. I dont have the cash, but 2 tons of brass must be worth more than the opening bid