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[BrokeGuy]

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[Spyder]

Check on ebay for parts kit for the 25. There's a company that cuts up frames and sells all the parts for a lot of oddball cheap guns on there. Likely police seizures?

Why get rid of them if they're family guns?

[nedro]

3 Words.
Gun
Buy
Back.
Free money.

[nedro]

Check on ebay for parts kit for the 25. There's a company that cuts up frames and sells all the parts for a lot of oddball cheap guns on there. Likely police seizures?

Why get rid of them if they're family guns?

Cause they don't work. Are nothing special.
And most likely clapped out anyhow.

[mnichols]

Post them up for sale here. You never know who might want them.

I'll never support destroying guns.

[RobG]

Sounds like they are unusable and parts only. You could post them up with pics and see what they are and may be worth. Gun buy back sounds good too if they end up junk.

[sonofeugene]

Need to know what they are.

[Jimmy's]

Sell them but as parts.

[Tango-Alpha]

I have 2 old pistols, I obtained them after my great grandmother passed away and we went through the stuff. One is a 32 cal revolver and the other a frame and slide of a 25 cal pistol. The revolver is pretty beat up and unusable as is and the semi pistol is just frame and slide, so possible to get parts to finish it.
I have no need for them and they're probably not worth much at all, but does anyone think it's it's worth it/possible to sell them off through ffl for 20-30 bucks ea or just smash and toss them?

Truly, if the guns are not worth salvaging and your mind is set on disposing of them, then I wouldn't try to selling them through. You'll probably pay more in FFL fees and inconvenience than they're probably worth. I'd recommend just turning them in at a gun buy back. You may get a hundred bucks or more for them.

[JTROKS]

What are the markings on the .25 cal pistol? Sometimes you can get parts yobfor cheap to rebuild it, maybe you can do it or pay a gunsmith to do it. If all the parts are there it shouldn’t take more than an hour to put together.

[john myers]

pics

[Whiterabbit]

seriously. For $30 I'd buy the 32 cal revolver from you, now, sight unseen. Assuming you were local (so we could meet at an FFL. Duh.).

restoring it would make a super fun project after the kids go to bed.

[edgerly779]

the framea with serial numbers cannot be sold to non ffl asparts. brownell and numrich buy old firearms for parts

[cannon]

Hi OP,

Sell them here. I posted a cruddy piece of junk 22 revolver for $50. Even warned everybody it was a worthless piece of poo.

Had a ton of folks wanting it. Nearly all were amateur gunsmiths who could buy a piece of junk cheap to practice their gunsmithing skills.

Sell it here cheap and help out one of our amateur gunsmiths.

[Gryff]

I have 2 old pistols, I obtained them after my great grandmother passed away and we went through the stuff. One is a 32 cal revolver and the other a frame and slide of a 25 cal pistol. The revolver is pretty beat up and unusable as is and the semi pistol is just frame and slide, so possible to get parts to finish it.
I have no need for them and they're probably not worth much at all, but does anyone think it's it's worth it/possible to sell them off through ffl for 20-30 bucks ea or just smash and toss them?

Wait for a gun buyback in your area and turn them in for $100 each.