There's a few limp-wristed types who will virtue signal and make their sacrifice for the good of humanity.

If you watch some of the gun buy back videos (buy back makes no sense, since the government never owned them), you will see most of the guns sold to the government are pieces of crap, worth only a small fraction of what is paid for them by the program. There is a few heartbreakers sometimes.

Keith

Seen a video a while back, some guys sold black iron pipe slamfire shotguns. They had about $20 invested to get $100 buy back cash. Lol
Another showed gun dealers buying private sale in the parking lot.

Good stuff

I don’t own any unwanted guns….

Move along, now…

I have a couple of broken revolvers that aren't worth fixing , waiting for a Madistan buy up to make more than selling them for parts.

a 32 with a sewer pipe for a barrel and a 38 that the hand is worn out on it works if you hand rotate the cylinder.

Sounds like evolution at work here if they did not pick up on the Cops ain’t coming when told to stand down like during the 2020 BLM/ANTIFA riots they are doomed anyway.

the federal legislators are very afraid of trump supporters after they cowered and hid on 1/6 and then heard gunfire....that type of scare stays with someone for a while.

Feel good nonsense. If you're stupid enough to sell a useful firearm for less than it's worth to a "buy back", you probably aren't intelligent enough to own one to begin with.

That's a good place to hang out with a sign "will pay cash for guns"

I wonder how many "heartbreaker" firearms go home with cops?

I would be surprised if there wasn't quite a few. I am not sure that is a bad thing.

Keith

The 2 that I'd part with are throw aways when house is entered without invitation

I wonder how many whizzed off Wives or crazy Mother-In-Laws use those "Buy Back's" as a weapon.

I bought this rifle off from a buddy years ago. Just to sweeten the deal he threw in this pistol.


It is an old Iver-Johnson .32 break top.
I took it to my gunsmith to check it out before firing it. He told me the timing was off from the cylinder to the barrel. Not safe to shoot. Gun was only worth about $75 in good working order and it would cost than that to replace the cylinder.
It sat in my safe for quite a while until one day that they had a buyback that was privately funded by a donor.
I got $100 for a useless piece of junk. The police department that was handling this gig told me that was the third gun like mine that they took in that day.

Ivers/Johnson Owl Head? The original Sat Night Special! Mine's in .38 S&W. Shaves the side of the bullet off when you shoot it! LOL

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It's good for them to fret