states selling items confiscated by TSA

[Kreon]

My guess is they're easy to steal, and would cause a money draining grey market. If they're all illegal, it's easy to stop, rather than checking the pedigree of every case found on the block.

The heaters are another possibility, but with all the dangerous chemicals available to consumers, I'm not sure why they'd be a problem. AFAIK, the heaters aren't especially dangerous.

This is the reason as far as I know. You can buy cases of the heaters (just not with the MREs).

 

[runzwithsizorz]

Nice donkmobile.

http://www.govdeals.com/index.cfm?fa=Main.Item&itemid=922&acctid=2684

1984 Buick Regal with only 37,853 miles. Their not sure about the mileage
though. Ya think

 

[EliteRetard]

Need a TON of 5.56mm brass?

WTF BBQ?!?!

You can EASILY sell that for $1/lb.

 

[SSSnail]

Didn't know selling military MREs is illegal :roll:

http://shop.mobileweb.ebay.com/sear...Outdoor+Sports&mfs=KWCLK&acimp=0&isNewKw=true

 

[OutHouse]

Depends on the definition of "confiscates". If someone leaves their laptop at security by accident - happens all the time - does that get confiscated & resold?

That'd be all kinds of terrible...

Yes, I go to denver city auctions thats a lost and found
DIA. Ive got shit dirt chesp at these auctions.