Can you believe our country wants to destroy this iconic/museum artefact from the tyranny of evil!
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Can you believe our country wants to destroy this iconic/museum artefact from the tyranny of evil!
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Could you loan it to a museum in the hope this coalition of losers will be gone along with globalism and climate change ideology in due course.
It is a piece of history.
Transfer it to a P endorsement holder, then at least it can be sold at auction should you not be interested in having it anymore.
I was told by someone that had a historical semi (he wasn't going for a p endorsement), that he had a p endorsed buyer lined up but the police wouldnt issue a permit to procure to the buyer as the firearm was not registered as a p. Ended up getting crushed.
Similar story with a p endorsed pest controller. They were not allowed to source a firearm or mags from some one that was handing them in. Would have to get an import permit and source offshore.
Best to check with the "authorities" to see what their current "policy" is. Hopefully common sense has started to kick in...but I doubt it.
Donate to deerstalkers might be an option they have museum status now to save historical semis.
Sorry to hear that your stg44 fell overboard on the boat trip you took next week.
You are well within your rights to destroy it yourself. Give it to @gundoc or other qualified gunsmith to turn into a certified non-firearm.
Paradoxically, in some way you may then have even more joy out of it as you can enjoy it on your wall over the fireplace every day from now.
An itch ... is ... a desire to scratch
Not trying to be smart but just looked up buyback price and its $9000....
Most prices I've seen advertised on the buy back are very much in the sellers favour so I imagine $9000 is pretty good?
Will you genuinely donate this gun to a museum or collector if you are unsuccessfull with P endorsement or is you post all smoke and no fire??
Won’t get that value. It’s considered old/used just due to age. Which is BS as I would I consider it new old stock. They were made quite hastily and cheaply and it shows. But it also shows that the valuers don’t know what they are looking at. I would surrender and buy some more non prohibited items from Germany ww2. A couple of daggers maybe.
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Please report back how you get on @Burb122, would be a real shame to hear this historic piece gets destroyed...
Once I have my C I'll look after it for you
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