I just inherited a Winchester 1897 shotgun and it seems to be

>>34644341
What do you want for it, I might be interested.

You don't sell inherited guns ya dingus

Keep it or pass it to another family member that will take care of it

Only niggers and white trash meth heads sell heirlooms

B A I T
It is a 16 gauge, will not be worth very much and im guessing it has the long barrel on it so it would have not been used in ww1. Also, quit being a jigaboo and appreciate what people give you

>>34644375
>>34644386
OK I'll keep this one but I definitely don't want my uncles 1977 Marlin 30-30 so how might I sell that?

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>>34644421
>30-30
sell that, 30-30 a shit

>>34644447
my uncle was a Ozark hillbilly of course he had one of these things

>>34644421

Sounds like two cool fudd rifles, I'd keep them OP, you only should sell inheritance like that if it's to another family member or if it didn't mean shit to the guy who owned it. If it was his favorite hunting gun don't sell it.

If you absolutely can't stand to see it, find out what they're going for on gunbroker then sell it on armslist. Make sure you put your number in the add, i don't bother with people who dont

>>34644536
thanks dude

>>34644341
>killed a few Germans in WW1
I doubt it. It was very popular on the civilian market and the military versions had a heat shield and bayonet lug. They also had a bomb symbol stamped on the receiver. I also don't think the military used 16 gauge.