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flying | 11-24-2008 09:51 PM
Why are they turning in guns??? Nuts http://www.daytondailynews.com/n/con..._for_Guns.html Geeez

ohioarmedneutrality | 11-24-2008 10:01 PM
Re: Why are they turning in guns??? Nuts Be assured the gang bangers are just turning in junk guns or guns they've stolen. They're keeping their good ones. Some decent gun owners turn in junk guns also. A rifle or shotgun with a rusted out, pitted barrel and a cracked stock or old no-name revolvers with stripped out cylinders - these are no big loss. You'd be lucky to get $10 for these type of guns at a gun shop. But then there are little old ladies turning in their deceased husbands' gun collections out of ignorance. THAT is what is sad. That's why its important for responsible gun owners to hand down family heirloom firearms before they die.

The Argent Dragon | 11-25-2008 08:56 AM
Re: Why are they turning in guns??? Nuts ......hmmmm Maybe I need to get a few 'junk' guns to turn in as decoys if and when that time comes my direction.

Twisted Avatar | 11-25-2008 10:58 AM
Re: Why are they turning in guns??? Nuts Quote:
Originally Posted by The Argent Dragon (Post 1434079) ......hmmmm Maybe I need to get a few 'junk' guns to turn in as decoys if and when that time comes my direction.
I was thinking the same thing......... Have a few rusted pistols just in case ceaser comes knocking at the door. But keep the "peace makers" in deep storage. T

Zusn | 11-25-2008 11:15 AM
Re: Why are they turning in guns??? Nuts My friend has a gun shop. It's decorated with tons of rusted out or broken beyond repair old revolvers. I've always thought about asking for a couple of them. Shine them up, or maybe refinish them so they look halfway presentable and turn them in if the situation arises. "Oh yes, here are some antiques my grandfather handed down to me. Go ahead and take them, I have no interest in guns anyway."

The Argent Dragon | 11-25-2008 11:21 AM
Re: Why are they turning in guns??? Nuts Quote:
Originally Posted by Zusn (Post 1434336) "Oh yes, here are some antiques my grandfather handed down to me. Go ahead and take them, I have no interest in guns anyway."
OR, "Well, this is all we have.......just a few heirloom relics we've kept around. I suppose I don't need to keep any guns in the house anyways."

ohioarmedneutrality | 11-25-2008 12:40 PM
Re: Why are they turning in guns??? Nuts Or you could just "hand over" your firearms "one round at a time." I think either response would be appropriate in a gun roundup/confiscation scenario.

hypervel | 11-25-2008 12:42 PM
Re: Why are they turning in guns??? Nuts Feh, that's what old doggy Nagants are for!

flying | 11-25-2008 01:08 PM
Re: Why are they turning in guns??? Nuts Better idea is maybe put an ad on craigs list saying I will give a 100 dollar coupon for every working gun turned in to me?

Twisted Avatar | 11-25-2008 02:31 PM
Re: Why are they turning in guns??? Nuts Quote:
Originally Posted by flying (Post 1434588) Better idea is maybe put an ad on craigs list saying I will give a 100 dollar coupon for every working gun turned in to me?
And the BATF will be right there to kick in your door and "Randy Weaver"you in no time. T

flying | 11-25-2008 02:45 PM
Re: Why are they turning in guns??? Nuts Quote:
Originally Posted by Twisted Avatar (Post 1434741) And the BATF will be right there to kick in your door and Randy Weaver you in no time. T
hahaha sad but true

AZLiberty | 11-26-2008 01:15 AM
Re: Why are they turning in guns??? Nuts We had a gun buy back a while ago in Phoenix. Not certain how they can buy "back" something that was never theirs in the first place. They were offering $100 grocery cards Several folks from arizonashooting.com went down. A couple folks intercepted sellers in the parking lot and bought up anything worth having. The others traded in some basically worthless old junk, i.e. Ravens (worth around $25), old broken single shot shotguns that would cost more to fix than they would be worth working.

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