Armslist abominations.

Basic synopsis for last one was (assuming all is true) a just turned 21 year old that wanted to buy a handgun without a ppp in a private purchase because he needed a gun now and didnt want to wait two weeks for the paperwork to clear.

There was other stuff there but thats the cost of it.
 
Huh. I'd of sworn they that's a HiPoint. Gunbroker examples are going for more than the $500 price tag....I'm sure the discount is for the gawdawful paint job
 
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Can’t say “Remember the Alamo” because that invokes anti-Mexican sentiment? Give me a break. The seller obviously doesn’t know (or doesn’t care) how many Mexicans were behind the walls at the Alamo, or who were part of the new Republic of Texas. They were fighting tyranny, not Mexicans.
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I am thinking this is the first person to fill the LGBT+ commemorative firearms niche.

I am also thinking there are solid reasons why others haven't done it before this person.
 
Ferrisfan said:
I am thinking this is the first person to fill the LGBT+ commemorative firearms niche.

I am also thinking there are solid reasons why others haven't done it before this person.
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https://www.cerakote.com/gallery/de...dden-white-h171-nra-blue-and-h207-wild-green/

You'd be wrong about it being the first.

Small market though. Population less than 4% of the country, gun owners in that percentage even fewer.

That rifle looks like trash though. Surely that's a joke.
 
POST APOCALYPSE SHOCKWAVE!!!!

I'm very much a "no victim, no problem" kind of guy, so I wouldn't raise a stink. But if you aren't a Non-Profit aren't raffles illegal?

I'm on the fence about the actual shotgun being a horrendous insult or kinda neat. To each their own.

http://www.armslist.com/posts/94871...---custom-post-apocalypse-mossberg-shockwave-


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Tim said:
POST APOCALYPSE SHOCKWAVE!!!!

I'm very much a "no victim, no problem" kind of guy, so I wouldn't raise a stink. But if you aren't a Non-Profit aren't raffles illegal?

I'm on the fence about the actual shotgun being a horrendous insult or kinda neat. To each their own.

http://www.armslist.com/posts/94871...---custom-post-apocalypse-mossberg-shockwave-


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LOL. I know those guys. For me, if they would have done something different than a yellow heat shield, it would fall in the kinda cool category.
 
That thing is ridiculous!! Y'all can have it.
 
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Is that a cut saw blade welded onto the trigger guard?!?! No, wired.

I wonder if it's not a Shockwave but an old 500 made to look like one. The ad says new, but I'm not sure...

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Tim said:
POST APOCALYPSE SHOCKWAVE!!!!

I'm very much a "no victim, no problem" kind of guy, so I wouldn't raise a stink. But if you aren't a Non-Profit aren't raffles illegal?

I'm on the fence about the actual shotgun being a horrendous insult or kinda neat. To each their own.
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I think you are correct. Non-profit raffles are gambling.
 
https://www.armslist.com/posts/9089193/greenville-georgia-handguns-for-sale--nice--r92---22-lr

Someone from NEF must have time machine to build that R92 in 1922. Guess that's why it's worth over a grand. o_O He even has "the Piper word back it up". Said "paper work" is a cropped section of a RIA listing that was for 4 revolvers, including a Dan Wesson, for that estimated $700 - $1,000, not just the NEF as this joker is trying rip someone off with. The NN is the serial number actually indicated a 1999 manufacture date.

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It's already tasteless to have that symbol on your magazines, but I don't think the owner thought about the relationships between the Nazis and Soviets before doing it. Either way, makes gun owners look bad. :(
 
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I nearly bought a pair of pistols from a guy on Armslist recently. We were all the way through talking, had a general idea of when we could meet and what the price would be when he tells me that he needs a pistol permit, a copy of my ID and a bill of sale. I told him I would show him my ID and CCP so that he could see that they match do I don't like giving my information to random people I don't know. He claims to have called the local sheriff and was told that the only way he could legally make a sale was by keeping copies of everything for his records.
I showed him statues that outline the laws for private sales and again he claims to checked with the sheriff a second time and he required a copy of my ID/CCP. I passed on the deal.

I was disappointed because he was really close, I wanted both guns and the price was very solid but it's not going to happen.
 
Well, if $50 kills the deal then so be it, but I prefer to not get emotional while negotiating.
 
Catfish said:
Well, if $50 kills the deal then so be it, but I prefer to not get emotional while negotiating.
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Who gets emotional while negotiating? It’s a simple business deal that fell through at the last minute.


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