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[Whiterabbit]

it's the principle of the thing. Keep them in the community even if it's a $70 loss each.

Like donating $70 to the NRA except the benefactor gets full value directly.

[newbie1234]

Send me the picture of those guns, if they "look good on my wall" then I will buy them from you.

[AKexpat]

The folks that advise selling them at a State buyback are just sloughing it off.

If you are at all interested in guns, you have two perfect examples to learn from at little cost to you insofar as kitchen table gunsmithing.

It is not that hard if you educate yourself.

Insofar as parts, I would go to SARCO or Numrich. Sometimes they have a treasure trove of parts.

If it were not for the FFL requirements because the frames have the serial number, and thus are THE gun, I would readily take them off your hands and try to restore/repair them.

You just seem to want to get rid of things others like me would be very interested in.

Your call, sir.

Jim

[hambam105]

Initial investment.....$30
Parts.......................$465.00
Shipping..................$39.00

Value of piece when fixed............$113.00

[Half Cocked]

[splithoof]

Dangle them from wire and make wind chimes.

[I Swan]

Buyback will most likely not give you full price or anything if gun is not complete and at least seems functional.

[BigPimping]

Keep forever

[morrcarr67]

Can't believe it took that long

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[BrokeGuy]

I'll get some pictures up tonight along with all marking and info.
Thought of buy back, haven't tried, but did hear they won't accept unworking/parts guns?

[Germ1]

Put them in the trash were they belong.

[Wordupmybrotha]

Wouldn't hurt to put it up for sale.

[Skip_Dog]

Pictures would be good.

[Abenaki]

Put them in a frame and hang on the wall, with old pictures of your family!

Take care
Abenaki

[BrokeGuy]

Some pics posted in main post, hope they're good enough to get an idea.