High Power Rifle, And Atomic Bee Bee Gun.
09-10-2003, 06:04 PM
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I have 2 guns that I have to get rid of, I'm not sure if I can ship them, but I can find out.
The first is a semi automatic .22 long rifle. And it is made by savage arms. The stock has been refinished, and it is a nice gun for target practiceing, or squirle hunting or something like that. Asking: $125
The second is a Winchester 30-30 lever action, it is in IMACULANT condition and has only been shot 21 time to the T, since I have had it. And I got it about 5 years or so ago. And it is a model number 94. And it also has a nice original sling, and I am pretty sure that it was made in the late 80's to early 90's, but I don't remember. Because it has been a while since I have checked on it. And would be a great deer hunting gun, or some fun target practiceing. Asking: $325.
Both guns shoot straight and come with cleaning kit, and I also have a 2 gun hard case that goes with the 30-30, because it is a Winchester case.
The first is a semi automatic .22 long rifle. And it is made by savage arms. The stock has been refinished, and it is a nice gun for target practiceing, or squirle hunting or something like that. Asking: $125
The second is a Winchester 30-30 lever action, it is in IMACULANT condition and has only been shot 21 time to the T, since I have had it. And I got it about 5 years or so ago. And it is a model number 94. And it also has a nice original sling, and I am pretty sure that it was made in the late 80's to early 90's, but I don't remember. Because it has been a while since I have checked on it. And would be a great deer hunting gun, or some fun target practiceing. Asking: $325.
Both guns shoot straight and come with cleaning kit, and I also have a 2 gun hard case that goes with the 30-30, because it is a Winchester case.
09-10-2003, 06:08 PM
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Shipping of Firearms can be done, but it has to be shipped from one licensed firearms dealer to another. So you would have to take the gun into a gun shop and have them ship it to a gun shop close to the individual buying it where he can pick it up.
09-10-2003, 08:06 PM
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you never know what psycho would end up buying one of your rifles
I know my boss, who happens to have a Federal Firearms license charges like $50 to transfer a firearm.
Usually only good for something worth something know what I mean?
I know my boss, who happens to have a Federal Firearms license charges like $50 to transfer a firearm.
Usually only good for something worth something know what I mean?
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