Selling an AR in this climate.

[DW357]

And before anyone starts with a "not assembled by Sept 1994" crap, suck a pickle, you worry too much

 

[enbloc]

that makes sense that they would go in that direction in mass. I'm still keeping mine though.

I've got a criminal streak passed down from generation to generation, so, me-too...

 

[JayMcB]

I’d rather buy one of those $199 stack on RSC’s and stick it in the basement oiled up in a gun sock than sell it....which is why I have a safe problem that I justify by buying guns.

Also have LPK’s, lowers and prebuilt uppers....in 2 states and I’ll leave whatever selling to be done by my kids after I’m gone. Of course, if they do, I did it wrong.

 

[AHM]

Well SCotUS could issue a ruling that AWBs aren't constitutional. ...

Or the first circus, LOL.

Spoiler: One weird thing Donks don't understand

 

[DTOM537]

Don’t sell anything

 

[Al-Jim19]

I would say that if your rifle is going to a friend who does not yet have one, that changes the story a little. If I had surplus I would help a friend.

 

[HuntMaine]

From what I can tell you don’t have enough. Everyone knows you need at least 7.

 

[Buck F]

This is a very personal decision. I sold an AR15 to a friend last year for essentially what it cost me.

As I said, he is a friend. And more importantly, he didn't yet own one!​

I did that twice, to friends who didn’t own them for the price I paid for them. I wouldn’t mind having them back.

 

[LuvDog]

I’ve sold lowers in the past few years to friends that didn’t have any. But that’s the only way I’d consider selling in this climate.