Moving fn SoCal to NorCal

[big50_1]

Thinking about moving to the Concord, CA area this year from SD county. Any thoughts about selling guns in SoCal or NorCal. Also any thoughts on gun climate up there?

[infringed711]

Ehh that's tough, I've had good luck selling things in SoCal but depending on what you have the Bay Area might be a better market.

Oh and my understanding is that the Bay Area is nowhere near as gun friendly as SD

[Majorheadtrauma]

Sorry for you. Not 2A friendly.
Best to sell your holdings in SoCal. Beautiful area but very culturally different than SoCal.

Sell me your stuff. 😄

[Canucky]

Moving to Concord? Best keep all your guns.

[OUTLAWZ]

Sorry but I'm confused, Your moving within the state. Why would you need to sell your guns? I didn't know there's a difference in gun climate in Northern and Southern California?

[big50_1]

Outlawz-The idea is reduce inventory to make moving easier.

[U5512]

It seems like you can sell your guns for better prices in NorCal.

[OUTLAWZ]

Thanks for the explanation big50_1, I understand your reasoning now. You have that much inventory that may need you to lighten the load to move? What do you have?

[big50_1]

Saw where Pleasant Hill CA is/has put added restrictions on FFLs in the city. That is just south of Concord. Wonder how that affects ranges? Anyone live up there?

[big50_1]

Outlawz-what are you looking for? Send me a PM.

[triggs75]

I live in pleasant hill. Very friendly neighborhood and same gun restrictions as southern cal as that is where I am originally from. United sportsman is a descent outdoor range right there in concord and there are a few descent gun stores as well. You will be fine

[manini]

I don't feel that the gun culture differs between southern cal and northern cal. Enthusiast everywhere. However, what differs is that socal has a much larger population base to draw upon. That means you have more guns offered for sale and a larger pool of potential buyers than in norcal. Check the Marketplace and you will see how many more guns are available in socal. As a corollary, we do not have as many LGS or FFLs as you do in socal. So, although we have fewer potential buyers, if you have a popular or in-demand gun, you might be able to get a better price in norcal. Hope this helps...now please pm me with the list of things you want to sell.

[StefanJanowski]

What do you have? I can help lighten your load once you move to concord.


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[Red9]

me too!! lol im in walnut creek, a bt south of concord but another universe away. concord is pretty a2 friendly, depending on the location. i think gun prices in norcal are inflated for sure. i usually drive to sacremento to get better deals.
and yes the outdoor range in concord is ok.

[BluNorthern]

Concord.....still Southern California.