Brass prices went down to $1.10/lb.  Turned in 110lbs for $121 at Reynolds Recycling.

Yes, this is exactly what happened.  People could take back their guns and come back at another event, or they could turn in the guns and leave their contact information - the people working the desk said that there 'might' be more gift cards back at the office.  It seems like the people I saw that showed up after the cards ran out just turned in their guns anyway.

If this bill passes into law, we may be stuck with it for a while.  Until SCOTUS takes it up on this or something similar.

There will be no TRO or preliminary injunctions in Hawaii to stop it since Duncan v Bonta sets the losing precedent in the 9th Circuit.

Hawaii currently has a magazine ban (pistol) and assault pistol ban lawsuits on hold pending Duncan.

SCOTUS might not take up Marylands Snopes v Brown AWB appeal which is under their review, since there is no circuit court split.  All the appeals have been lost nationwide when it comes to the AWB.  A split in wins/losses across the nation is one of major decision factors SCOTUS uses.  I think SCOTUS will eventually take a case, but it could be a long time until then.

Not worth the effort to sell once fired brass to people for stuff like 9mm and 556.  Maybe for other calibers like 30-06, 30 carbine, 6.5 creedmore, revolver calibers, etc but still may take a while to sell it.