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@bobcat, yes buying and reselling it is a potential option I was already considering. But with 594 it may force me to sell it back to a gun shop and obviously they won't pay the full/real cost of it since they want to do some profit. It's perfectly fine with me except if it's a ridiculous difference. I've no idea what would be the difference between the cost at purchase vs the price reselling it back to a gun shop. Does anyone could give me a rough idea?
Quote from: jeep87c on July 22, 2015, 05:06:23 PM@bobcat, yes buying and reselling it is a potential option I was already considering. But with 594 it may force me to sell it back to a gun shop and obviously they won't pay the full/real cost of it since they want to do some profit. It's perfectly fine with me except if it's a ridiculous difference. I've no idea what would be the difference between the cost at purchase vs the price reselling it back to a gun shop. Does anyone could give me a rough idea?I'd wager you'd get $250 trade in value on a $500 rifle. Trouble with that is that you'll have to buy one with a scope and sight it in also, or also purchase a scope to put on it if you want to use a scope.
Take $400 down to Cabelas and buy a Ruger American or Savage Axis with a 3x9, then to the range for a few shots. Afterward, sell it for $350 or keep it.
Buy a used rifle, preferably already with a scope mounted, such as the two I posted links to previously, and when you sell after hunting season you should get all, or at least most, of your money back.
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Why do some of you guys worry about I-594 so much ? That get's kinda irritating to read it and get a million internet lawyers all riled up. It's a stupid, anti, 2 amendment law passed by liberal ass-s.
Quote from: CAMPMEAT on July 22, 2015, 09:19:57 PMWhy do some of you guys worry about I-594 so much ? That get's kinda irritating to read it and get a million internet lawyers all riled up. It's a stupid, anti, 2 amendment law passed by liberal ass-s.The issue i have is that if you knowingly break this law, you cannot pass a background/lie detector test saying that you have never committed a felony/misdemeanor.