Goverment brass auction

[PosterGuy]

Anybody with a big rig up for a road trip?
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[yotehunter]

depending where the bidding gets i may be interested

 

[PosterGuy]

Do you have something that could haul this? There's also an auction at the same site/time that has a ton of .50 cal brass.

Nathan

 

[PosterGuy]

Actually, it's over 6 tons of 50 cal brass.

Nathan

 

[korntera]

Do you have something that could haul this?

I have a Red Wagon I could hook to my tricycle if that helps

 

[Grizzly_A]

And there's over a ton of expended brass in 5.56, 45, blanks, etc. for $150...but it's a drive.

I can't figure out this site....anyone else able to figure it out?

 

[PosterGuy]

$150 is the starting bid. I'm sure it's going to be well into the thousands once the auction starts. It's a crappy auction site, but this is where the government unloads everything.

Nathan

 

[NWMoss]

I have a friend in the trucking business...

 

[Uber_Noob]

If you buy it you have to shred it. New DOD rules

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[terrylf72]

thats just not right in the head!:nuts:

 

[Uber_Noob]

Watching a thread on ARFCOM and it looks like the decision may be in the process of being reversed.

 

[Grizzly_A]

What does the bottom of the ad say "mutilation not required" on the brass if you have to shred it? The other ads say that it must be shredded/destroyed with DOD employee supervising, but the brass doesn't have that stipulation.

Did I miss something that you guys are seeing?