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  • #31
    mossy
    Calguns Addict
    • Dec 2007
    • 7396

    aw dang, someone done sporterized a hakim...... left the gas system exposed and everything, guarantee you someone burned themselves on that tube. it would be like touching the gas tube of a AR that was chambered in 8mm.....
    best troll thread in calguns history
    http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s...d.php?t=406739



    burn the circus down cuz the world is full of clowns

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    • #32
      Hooligan
      Member
      • Oct 2009
      • 335

      How sad the city is allowed to rip people off, guy turns in 32 hunting rifles which could probably fetch $300 each, doubt they paid him $9,000.

      Need a law that city's have to resell them, that would generate money for art for this gangsters mom.
      On the firing line- depending on the day, determines which side of the line I'm supposed to stand on!

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      • #33
        splaturn
        Member
        • Mar 2007
        • 147

        Originally posted by TheGood
        I wasn't trying to put words in your mouth. I was asking a question about WTF happens when a gun is handed in "no questions asked". Do they even check the ballistics and record a licence plate just in case it's been used in a crime or is the gun destroyed without checking? If the latter...
        Okay. It didn't read as a question of what happens when. But yes, if it's a no questions asked buyback, then no questions are asked. Hence being called a no-questions-asked-buyback.

        Originally posted by Hooligan
        How sad the city is allowed to rip people off, guy turns in 32 hunting rifles which could probably fetch $300 each, doubt they paid him $9,000.

        Need a law that city's have to resell them, that would generate money for art for this gangsters mom.
        The city didn't make a fake claim, they didn't low ball, they didn't deceive the gun "sellers" thus they are not ripping anyone off. Two things dictate the worth of any item on the market.
        First is what someone is willing to pay for it (In this case, $100 gift card to target).
        Second is what someone is willing to let it go fir (also $100 gift card in this example)
        So in this instance, the gun is "only" worth $100.

        If they really wanted top market dollars, they'd sell it on the real market.

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