Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1999/01/16
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Dick,
I know your new in the area, suggest you check your phone book or with
another dealer and find "Buckhorn" gun shop. I don't remember exactly
where it is but it is N. Dallas, Addison, Plano area. It is an extreamly
good shop (despite the name) they carry all the big names, Boss, H&H, Purdy
etc. they might be able to help you.
tom
>"Richard W. Hemingway" wrote:
>
>> Lugs,
>>
>> I am trying to sell my shotgun (to help pay for the noct., of course).
>> Does anyone know of a list I could subscribe to for shotguns???
>>
>> thanks,
>> Dick Hemingway
>> Plano, TX
>
>Dick,
>
>Shotguning is my other love.
>
>Your best bet is to place an ad. in your local Trading Post, if you have
>one. So far, folks can still trade long guns with little trouble. If you
>have a really nice firearm and want a broader market, try placing an ad.
>in GunList:
>
> http://www.krause.com/collectibles/html/gl.html
>
>Understand you can only send a firearm to a licensed dealer. To cover
>yourself, ask receiving party to send you a copy of their signed FFL (Fed.
>Firearms Lic.) Only send the gun to the address on the FFL. Send no
>cartridges, primers, powder, etc., with it. UPS is easier than USPS.
>
>Like camera stuff, get your money up front. Not everyone is as honest as
>us Luggers.
>
>Having received a few firearms in this manner, I have noticed that
>sometimes what leaves the sender as Mint-, shows up here as 'fraid to
>stand behind and pull the trigger. Sound like camera mail order??
>
>ebay would be good for all this if it weren't for the Brady Bunch.
>
>Good luck. Send pics.
>
>Bryant
>