The answer to gun buybacks....profit

[michaeljr]

Mark Serbu's GB-22 is His Solution to Gun Buyback Programs - Wide Open Spaces


Group buy anyone? Hehehe.

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[SHPD_Retired]

I am hoping they have a gun buyback program around my area soon as I have a couple of old rifles that are completely rusted out that I want to get rid of.

 

[3MTA3]

You can build a slamfire shotgun for about $9.00 worth of Home Depot parts. After the first one it takes 15-20 minutes per rifle:
https://www.amazon.com/15-Minute-Sh...d=1476465479&sr=8-3&keywords=slamfire+shotgun

 

[Flopsweat]

Mark Serbu's GB-22 is His Solution to Gun Buyback Programs - Wide Open Spaces


Group buy anyone? Hehehe.

Way too much work unless you have a few thousand dollars worth of equipment. I quit before he got to how he rifled the barrel (or didn't). Needs more polymer.

 

[Certaindeaf]

Was I supposed to drop a dime in someone's proffered cup?
didn't do

 

[Flopsweat]

Here's a video on building a cheap 12 gauge shotgun. It can be done with less than $20 in materials and it looks like the only tools you need are a screwdriver and a wood saw. He goes on a bit. I skipped a lot of the parts where he was talking and didn't miss much. 14 minute video with about 5 minutes of useful information.

 

[Member 5605]

Here's a video on building a cheap 12 gauge shotgun. It can be done with less than $20 in materials and it looks like the only tools you need are a screwdriver and a wood saw. He goes on a bit. I skipped a lot of the parts where he was talking and didn't miss much. 14 minute video with about 5 minutes of useful information.

Yes, and he was also turned down and DENIED because they claimed that was not a real firearm. Which afterwards he posted a video that I can't find of him firing it after the gun buyback.

Duh, looked on his channel:

 

[Certaindeaf]

Arbitrage.. false feh.
Me, I'll spend $200 on a good knife and $300/1300 on a shotgun.. and then not sell them.
screw the man!

 

[nammac]

I've got a couple of rusted out relics that aren't worth the effort any longer... Perhaps I should consider parting with them for one of those there fancy gift cards they give out...

Wonder would they take a starter pistol as well?

 

[Certaindeaf]

"The answer to gun buybacks....profit".
How 'bout "The answer to public schooling.. profit and retardation!"?
See, all you gotta do is..
and then the lol

 

[ditchtiger]

Always wanted to turn in a rubber band gun with a clothes pin trigger. But do not want the attention drawn towards me.

 

[Goosebrown]

I've got a couple of rusted out relics that aren't worth the effort any longer... Perhaps I should consider parting with them for one of those there fancy gift cards they give out...

Wonder would they take a starter pistol as well?

I tried that. The gun has to function meaning it needs a bolt and all that. What I could get rid of bought me a SIG220 at the time. I love buybacks.

 

[3MTA3]

Minneapolis Police Pay $100 for Piece of Wood, Pipe During Gun Buyback

 

[etrain16]

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Minneapolis Police Pay $100 for Piece of Wood, Pipe During Gun Buyback

Good grief. Looks like I've got some building to do!

Heck, if they're paying $200 for a pistol, buy a used Hi-Point for $100 and make $100 profit that way - plus, you're getting a Hi-Point off the streets....so the gang bangers won't have a 'gat' to whack the other homies

 

[Goosebrown]

Good grief. Looks like I've got some building to do!

Heck, if they're paying $200 for a pistol, buy a used Hi-Point for $100 and make $100 profit that way - plus, you're getting a Hi-Point off the streets....so the gang bangers won't have a 'gat' to whack the other homies

Highpoints are not that bad actually. Cabelas has them for $100 during the holidays. Worth buying a few. They are an interesting design actually, ought to read up on them. There is a place in the world for a gun for those that can't afford a SIG or even a Glock. They are reliable although heavy.

 

[etrain16]

Highpoints are not that bad actually. Cabelas has them for $100 during the holidays. Worth buying a few. They are an interesting design actually, ought to read up on them. There is a place in the world for a gun for those that can't afford a SIG or even a Glock. They are reliable although heavy.

I've owned them before - a pistol in .45, which actually was quite an accurate and reliable gun. I find their carbines to be quite decent, even better than the pistols. That said, I've been without a Hi-Point for a while now.

 

[ThemGunsThough]

Highpoints are not that bad actually. Cabelas has them for $100 during the holidays. Worth buying a few. They are an interesting design actually, ought to read up on them. There is a place in the world for a gun for those that can't afford a SIG or even a Glock. They are reliable although heavy.

I agree. Used to knock them until my brother in law bought one and had me try it. I put 200 rounds through it and it was just as accurate as any other 9mm we had during those days. The only thing I didn't like other than how it looked was removing the slide. You had to hammer out a pin every time you wanted to remove the slide. Watching him clean that c9 made me treasure my Glock even more.

 

[michaeljr]

The carbine is dead nuts reliable.

 

[Brutus57]

Good grief. Looks like I've got some building to do!

Heck, if they're paying $200 for a pistol, buy a used Hi-Point for $100 and make $100 profit that way - plus, you're getting a Hi-Point off the streets....so the gang bangers won't have a 'gat' to whack the other homies

Looks like the home made guns some of the old Field manuals gave instructions on how to build.
Not pretty, but look workable.
Brutus Out