hello to all... new guy here... really enjoyed the board so far. i do have a question on the legality of gun buyback programs put on by cities such as , most recently, oakland. do the buyback locations have to have a ffl dealer on site?. been buggin me... thanks
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They aren't "buying" guns per say, so no - those aren't FFLs collecting firearms. Those are Law Enforcement agents which are allowed to accept firearms for disposal /surrender. As a matter of fact, you can surrender a firearm to your local police at any time. They usually want you to make prior arrangements (i.e. call them before you come), so you don't walk into a police with a firearm and scare the living hell out of them. -
Im guessing these "turn ins" quickly become rebar or a nice chainlink fence...Comment
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Gun buy backs are absurd... Don't do it.. If you want to sell something post it here on the For Sale Forum..Originally posted by tankermanI think most folks bubba their AR's because they watch too many action movies, play too many video games and don't understand how to socialize properly, so they fantasize about being 'action hero's'. Kind of like little girls playing dress-up.Originally posted by Douglas711Is everybody stocking up on guys now? Just curious some gun prices seem to be getting high.Comment
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There was a gun buy back in Richmond/Oakland a month or so ago. It was spotlighted on the news before the big weekend event. A few days later the local rag (CoCo Times) showed pictures of street maggots lining up to drop off what in my opinion were hot .25 cal Ravens and other P.O.S. like that. There were giving $200-$300 per?? That's more than the new purchase price!
Not to mention fund a crack party or two. What a triumph for the community! And to boot, the boys in blue destroy more than a few murder wepons in the process..(I'm sure).. Iggy, What's up with that?
I have a few bro's that work for the city of Richmond. PD and Public Works. The city almost went the way of Vallejo a few years ago and there buying guns?
I guess that would be one way to get back $ on any undeclared RR furnature anyone still had laying around!
If ever time should come, when vain and aspiring men shall possess the highest seats in Government, our country will stand in need of its experienced patriots to prevent its ruin.
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a couple years back in sac turn in program,
a very pricey old pistol was turned in....but when they tried to find it back at the station it was not with the rest of the guns... somehow a le officer decided to keep it as his own.
could have just been a mith, but the city will not say one way or the other.

.big gun's...i love big gun's
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Ive always wondered if some of the nicer guns turned in end up in some policemans closet i no cops like guns to, even if they want them of the street. im sure this goes on more than we know. hell if i was a cop and found a nice python i would be thinking about holding onto it for a while.Comment
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