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I wouldn't say this is true. I've sold off nearly 4k of gun stuff in the last few weeks.The days of buying and selling used guns are long over. The days of trying to get even a modest amount of your investment back are now gone too.
yeah I might be a bit over the top there my comment was half a political jab at the laws that are continually devaluing our guns.I wouldn't say this is true. I've sold off nearly 4k of gun stuff in the last few weeks.
I sold two guns recently and I have no idea what I paid for them. I just picked a price I could live with and they sold. When I'm done with a gun I'm done and I'd rather just sell it and move on, even if only getting half what I paid for it. A whole lot better than getting zero for a dust collectorNot necessarily true. But when used guns are priced at retail MSRP then yes.
It's a hard pill to swallow that you will loose at least a quarter of what you paid.
Only got $350 for it but it's sold....I wouldn't say this is true. I've sold off nearly 4k of gun stuff in the last few weeks.
Yeah - not sure that being outside your resident county is an issue, or why it would be; the BGC goes thru the OSP, not your county sheriff. I've bought guns in other counties and several in WA state, and I have not detected a pattern in delays due to to my residence, only due to the size of the queue on a given day (IIRC, I've only been delayed slightly once - for about 3-4 hours).wouldn't the same problem have come up regardless of where the transaction was taking place?
For the most part it is the main point, but also collecting data for eventual confiscation is a long term goal. Probably THE long term goal.Creating enough hassle and hoops to discourage firearm ownership is the whole point of these laws.