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Go find a gun buyback program that offers more than they are worth.
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Which gun shop would buy my guns on the spot?
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Or maybe you would get more at a pawn shop that has guns. They may be less likely to know what you have.
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The trick is to “pawn” these family heirlooms for a loan. You will get more than if you just sell outright.
Then do not make a single payment
Not much worth anything OP, sorry.
You could *maybe* get 100-150 for the shotgun. Maybe. You aren't going to get that from a gun shop or pawn shop. They probably won't even take it.
The Enfield... Man that thing has lived a hard life. Any value would be in the bolt and magazine, and any other small parts in good condition.
You could *maybe* get 100-150 for the shotgun. Maybe. You aren't going to get that from a gun shop or pawn shop. They probably won't even take it.
The Enfield... Man that thing has lived a hard life. Any value would be in the bolt and magazine, and any other small parts in good condition.
Which scope is that? Maybe that’s worth a little?
I've never had any luck selling older, even brand name scopes.
Normally I wait until some small kid tries to pick one up, and when his parent tells him not to touch, I give the scope to the kid.
That is about the only way I can get rid of them...
LoL, I also get rid of old AR grips by carrying them around when I get up to stretch my legs, and when no one is looking, I put them on someone else's table.
Normally I wait until some small kid tries to pick one up, and when his parent tells him not to touch, I give the scope to the kid.
That is about the only way I can get rid of them...
LoL, I also get rid of old AR grips by carrying them around when I get up to stretch my legs, and when no one is looking, I put them on someone else's table.
I asked in your classified ad before it was deleted so I will ask again.
Will you post a pic of the SxS with a tape measure to verify that whoever hacksawed the barrel from 28” actually left 18” and not 17-7/8”? ( both barrels)
Also a pic of the muzzle from the front would be helpful.
Will you post a pic of the SxS with a tape measure to verify that whoever hacksawed the barrel from 28” actually left 18” and not 17-7/8”? ( both barrels)
Also a pic of the muzzle from the front would be helpful.
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