Firearm BS thread

lol at people jumping at the idea someone is selling something the wrong way let alone it is a member with 42k posts and leo




so many good looking firearms in this thread!!!

i just picked up a new to me Stoeger 12ga coach gun nickel plated on walnut wood, really looking forward to busting some clay with it. anyone have one??

 

Whats funny is thats how it used to be in WA state. Seemed like the forum I frequent would have 5-15 new guns posted a day for sale. Almost all the sales were bill of sale and good guy card required (good guy card being either LEO or MIL credentials or a CPL). Now a days since all sales have to go through a dealer....its more like 5 a week get posted and often dont sell for awhile. A $25 fee on top of the gun price often makes it so it makes more sense to buy new.

 

A clay? I got cases of them. How many would you like?

 

fixed op

 

Yup, have a standard coach. Love that thing. I want to do a form 1 and mad-max it out really bad. Try the LE short shells out of it.

 

Only one way to get rid of a case of the clays,..




You gots to shoot em.

 

It has been a good last few days Got three Form 1's back. Now these three can live life like they were designed to.

Zenith MP5k
CZ VZ 61 Skorpion
CZ Scorpion Evo

 

Maybe after I recover from surgery.

 

How long did it take for them to process? I'm getting ready to submit one for a stripped lower I want to build into a 10" .300 BLK.

 

These were submitted 6/9 to 6/12. Basically soon as the revised SBR law went into effect in WA. My other ones took less time (3 months or so)

 

What now? Retired?

 

What??? Most gun owners are buyers AND sellers. Absolutely nothing wrong with selling a gun. As long as the sale is legal, and there is no reason to suspect it's not, then it's no more the sellers fault than a FFL's fault if a gun ends up on the street used in a way it shouldn't. What risk? If it is a legal transaction and you have no reason to believe it's not, or any reason to believe it is for an illegal purpose, the risk is not the sellers.

Maybe you live in a state that doesn't trust it's citizens and doesn't allow the legal transfer of firearms between two people who can legally own them, but it doesn't mean it's wrong where it is legal. Why would anyone first assume that a guy selling his own guns is doing it illegal? What in any of his post would make someone even think that in the first place?

I've known a lot of gun owners in my time and have known many of them to sell their guns from time to time, as most gun owners do. Not once have I ever thought they were doing anything illegal. Never even crossed my mind to think that. Seems an anti-gun way of thinking for that to even be on ones mind when hearing of a gun sale.

 

Have no idea what backpage is, but there is nothing illegal about buying or selling a gun on armslist. I've sold and bought many guns with armslist and I can guarantee they were all 100% legal.

 

Well that's one way to retire...

 

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