Your Accumulation of Ammo & Firearms

[Coyote Shadow Tracker]

Just a question to all out there.
I think that most of us have an accumulation of Ammo, reloading components and Firearms especially since the environment we have had for the past years.
If you are getting older and getting out of the game and have tens of thousands of Factory ammo, Brass, Bullets, hundreds of #s of powder, recent state of art reloading equipment, and rifle components (barrels/actions/stocks) and have no one to pass on in the family -how do you sell it?

 

[Colorado Luckydog]

The classifieds here or get a table at the gun show.

 

[jraulsten]

Us old Navy guys are always willing to help a Marine, Len

 

[Coyote Shadow Tracker]

Us old Navy guys are always willing to help a Marine, Len

Hey Marines are part of the NAVY.
Jim maybe in another 10 hopefully 15 years I'll sell off.
You would be one brother that I would just send you whatever we have and you need.
Semper Fi
Len

 

[jraulsten]

Hey Marines are part of the NAVY.
Jim maybe in another 10 hopefully 15 years I'll sell off.
You would be one brother that I would just send you whatever we have and you need.
Semper Fi
Len

You are awesome, brother. The world needs more like you.

 

[cornshank]

The classifieds here or get a table at the gun show.

Does a fully functioning action , have to go through a FFL.
Thanks

 

[david g ranes]

Just a question to all out there.
I think that most of us have an accumulation of Ammo, reloading components and Firearms especially since the environment we have had for the past years.
If you are getting older and getting out of the game and have tens of thousands of Factory ammo, Brass, Bullets, hundreds of #s of powder, recent state of art reloading equipment, and rifle components (barrels/actions/stocks) and have no one to pass on in the family -how do you sell it?

Around here any where from add in the paper to sitting up across from a gas station things are so tight now a gun shop will take consignment sales lot of guns traded at trap shoots any and all kinds. David

 

[Orange Dust]

I would sell the stuff out of the back of my truck at a shoot. You would not only sell it quickly, you would get a fair price, and would be selling to good folks that would not misuse it. That kind of stuff needs a good home. Another good place in on the bulletin board at any private gun club. Every one of them have one in the clubhouse. Once again fair price / good home. Just my suggestion. Should be very easy to get rid of the stuff if you don't ask more for it than you paid.

 

[fmuguira]

Could always move to Commyfornia and I m sure they ll come by to confiscate it soon… I see San Jose has a proposal to require gun owners to have liability insurance!! Good God.

Back to your question, sorry I had to vent, lots of good advice from other posts. Selling ammo and components shouldn't be difficult in the current environment; you re financially in a good time to be cutting surplus. Should actually make yourself a little $$ over what you originally invested assuming a lot of your stuff has been owned for a while.
Good Luck with your inventory reduction but keep enough around to 'scratch that itch' when it arises!!

 

[Kimber7man]

If I were ever to get rid of my one rifle, one shotgun, and one .22, I'd take them to my favorite gun dealer to sell them to him so they'd be in the hands of a FFL. Because the ATF would like that.

 

[Orange Dust]

If I were ever to get rid of my one rifle, one shotgun, and one .22, I'd take them to my favorite gun dealer to sell them to him so they'd be in the hands of a FFL. Because the ATF would like that.

All mine were lost in a terrible boating accident with another member. You may have heard...

 

[Predator 22]

Just a question to all out there.
I think that most of us have an accumulation of Ammo, reloading components and Firearms especially since the environment we have had for the past years.
If you are getting older and getting out of the game and have tens of thousands of Factory ammo, Brass, Bullets, hundreds of #s of powder, recent state of art reloading equipment, and rifle components (barrels/actions/stocks) and have no one to pass on in the family -how do you sell it?

I think I'd donate it to a youth shooting group or a young person that shows a genuine interest in the sport.

 

[asd9055]

I have been blessed with three kids! One boy and one girl hunt, the other girl has her concealed curry! In other words they grew up around and appreciate firearms

 

[Carlos88]

Just a question to all out there.
I think that most of us have an accumulation of Ammo, reloading components and Firearms especially since the environment we have had for the past years.
If you are getting older and getting out of the game and have tens of thousands of Factory ammo, Brass, Bullets, hundreds of #s of powder, recent state of art reloading equipment, and rifle components (barrels/actions/stocks) and have no one to pass on in the family -how do you sell it?

I see no one asked so I will. Are you really getting out?