What do you do with guns you regret purchasing? Selling them

>>34997394
I don't sell my guns.

There's a small sector of my collection reserved for the bad, the ugly, and the foolish. Its quaint.

Never sell your guns.

>>34997394
>guns you regret purchasing
I've never done that.

Friend bought a POS Walther p99 in .40 and was a terrible weapon. He sold it to a bro that wanted it.

>>34997394
I do my research first, and don't buy guns I don't want. Never sold one, never will.

>>34997394
Anon those are cats

I've bought some guns that I loved for a time but eventually grew bored of. I sold my Glock 19 when I bought a revolver and started reloading.
I posted it on Backpage for a decent price instead of twenty dollars less than new and it was gone in two days.

>Wants to sell gun
>Doesn't want to put in any effort

Just mail it to me, senpai.

>>34999056
atf pls go

>>34997412
Was it just a lemon or a terrible weapon in general as I absolutely love mine.

>>34997394
>What do you do with guns you regret purchasing?
Clean them once a year and put them back where I store them like all my other guns. Maybe someone I know someday will appreciate it more than I do and I'll give it to them in as best condition as I can maintain.

>>34997394
Gift it or give it at a good price to a friend

>>34997394
>Selling them online is too much of a headache
this. I have sold three of my guns over the last 10 years. I sold them all to FFLs. Did I get as much money as I would have in a private sale? No. But I have an iron clad paper trail should those guns come back on me for a crime. Especially that lemon of a G17 I sold. I imagine in about 5 years I'll have two ATF agents knocking on my door asking me "Mr Anon, did you purchase a Glock brand Glock in 20XX?" Yes I did, and I sold it to a FFL, so go ask them where it is.

My 10/22.

I wanted a Mosin for AGES (back when they were $60 a piece in the Sunday newspaper's Big 5 ad)


I was standing at a counter at Big 5 having turned 18 the day before in 2011. I asked how much the Mosins were going for,


"Uhhh, how much are you selling your Mosins for?"


"$180, they're starting to become harder and harder to get."


>made three threads on /k/ asking if I should buy a Mosin or 10/22 as my first gun and everyone screamed 10/22 in the thread

"How much for the 10/22?"


"We're running a special right now. $220."


>The Mosin seems like an absolute rip off compared to the $80 I'll save on the 10/22.
>Go back to buy a Mosin two years later
>$400
>nope.jpg
I will always regret following /k/'s advice and making that purchase. Oh well.


I ended up getting a far superior Kar98k for $250 2-3 years ago. But still....

>>34999253
You can still get a mosin for 180 to this day you dumbfuck

>>34999262
Naw

>>34999262
I got one ~2 years ago and paid $200, for 91/30 in pretty alright condition.

>>34997394
Sell to bros looking for guns, I always keep tabs on when people I know are looking and what they're looking for. I've sold 3 guns to friends, traded one and gave away another. None of them were really anything special.

I keep them.

>>34997394
Kill yourself.

>>34997394
I remember seeing this photo on /fa/.
Pretty comfy famalam.

>>34997394
I sell to friends or sell locally. That's about it. I used to never want to sell guns, but I'm moving to Canada and half of my stuff isn't legal there for being handguns with barrels less than 105mm in length.

>>34997394
mosin, sold for a profit though on that armslist site