Got Brass?

[Ryno12]

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

http://www.govliquidation.com/auctio...t_Id%3C=8999))

Now only if I could find projectiles...

[Ryno12]

Sorry. Just saw a similar link here:

https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=122833

[duece71]

Whoa! Can I get a rough count??? What caliber?

[snowdog650]

Whoa! Can I get a rough count??? What caliber?

Roughly 1.8 million pieces of brass.

I think I saw somewhere that if you spent 5 days a week, 4 hours a night reloading the stuff at a rate of 1000 rounds per hour ... it would take 17 years to load it all.

EDIT: My bad ... those stats are for the 28,000 pound lot ... either way ... you get the picture.

[shakazulu12]

I never thought to look on GL for brass. Curious what these actually close at.

[ChefDementia]

I need brass, but not that much, and how in the hell would I get it home and store it?

[steyrman13]

Attachment 15234


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

http://www.govliquidation.com/auctio...t_Id%3C=8999))

Now only if I could find projectiles...

Dangit, your sharing my local secret! I had dibs on that!

[Ryno12]

Whoa! Can I get a rough count??? What caliber?

16,500lbs of 5.56

Dangit, your sharing my local secret! I had dibs on that!

Split some with ya!


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[Ryno12]

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Here's 15k lbs of 5.56 in drums. This may be easier for you to transport & store.


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[MrSmitty]

I'm pretty sure the ones in the drums require your own method of storage, ie they keep the drums. You usually need a roll off or something for those lots.

Also, some of the lots have the weight of the containers/skids/drums added in with the weight so watch out for that too.

Prices seem to be going pretty high on the .223 auctions lately.

ETA - There are usually around 73-74 primed .223 cases in a lb for anyone looking for piece counts on those lots.