Selling a Pistol and self loaded ammo ?

[BACKTOSHOOTING]

I got into shooting with a 9mm Glock and started reloading my own ammo for it but now I bought a Lever Rifle in 38/357 and it is an absolute blast to shoot.
So I now want to sell the glock and buy another gun but I have quite a bit of ammo that I made and i'm wondering if I can LEAGALY sell it with the gun or do I need to shoot it all first ?
What would you do in this situation,
Thanks, Steve

[Oceanbob]

I got into shooting with a 9mm Glock and started reloading my own ammo for it but now I bought a Lever Rifle in 38/357 and it is an absolute blast to shoot.
So I now want to sell the glock and buy another gun but I have quite a bit of ammo that I made and i'm wondering if I can LEAGALY sell it with the gun or do I need to shoot it all first ?
What would you do in this situation,
Thanks, Steve

Legally yes.. But for liability reasons I would just shoot it up before selling the GLOCK. Or save it for the day you get another 9MM.

The fact that you call your ammo self loaded kind of makes me wonder. What kind of machine did you reload on?

[uhlan1]

I would not sell any rounds you reloaded.

[Czsp-01-9mm]

Just shoot them up, just to cover your butt just in case.

[Tank 57]

I would not take someone else's handloads if buying a gun.I'd politely tell you to keep them.

[far from tactical]

I would not take someone else's handloads if buying a gun.I'd politely tell you to keep them.

+ 1

[russt]

It's not worth the risk IMO. Just keep them for your next 9mm or pull the bullets, dump powder and sell with gun as components

[BACKTOSHOOTING]

OK so blow them off I will.
Thanks guys