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Yes. In the Forums Classified section under Firearms for sale, trade, or wanted.
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If you have something to sell you can post it in the firearms classified. That is for antique and contemporary arms.
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Make sure you read the rules first. Only one item per post, picture with your screen name and date etc.
OK, you have our attention!
What do you want to sell?
What do you want to sell?
Sorry I didn't realize I made a post. I'm new to the site but to answer your question. I was thinking of parting with my Henry 58 cal. Buffalo rifle. It was made bye Henry it's in great condition and it can be fired. I just don't know the value the last one I saw go up for auction was in bad condition broken stock and alot of rust.
That's a cool rifle, but if it's not a muzzleloader, it can't be sold here.
If you DO have a muzzleloader that you want to sell, photos are needed, including one with the rifle and a piece of paper with your forum name and the current date.
You're welcome to buy anything shown on the forum, but for selling, there are additional rules.
And you can read about MLs all day long here on the forum.
Lots of good info available here. Good luck.
If you DO have a muzzleloader that you want to sell, photos are needed, including one with the rifle and a piece of paper with your forum name and the current date.
You're welcome to buy anything shown on the forum, but for selling, there are additional rules.
And you can read about MLs all day long here on the forum.
Lots of good info available here. Good luck.
The SASS shooters might like your rifle.
Go to SASSnet.com, go to Forums, then go to Classifieds.
They will want to see photos, too.
Go to SASSnet.com, go to Forums, then go to Classifieds.
They will want to see photos, too.
it's a muzzleloader one of his first ones
Then, by all means, show us some photos!
Folks will want to know the details. Full length photos, plus close-ups of details.
Barrel length and caliber, length of pull, anything else that's important to describe the rifle.
Any action work? Any blemishes or bad stuff?
Since we can't handle it, we base a decision on the photos and descriptions.
Make us want it!
Don't forget the piece of paper with your name and date.
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OK, this is the place for this rifle.
The SASS shooters use cartridge guns.
The SASS shooters use cartridge guns.
I wanna see more.
I'll get more pictures and post it's just hard to find the right information on this rifle and the value
The photos will be the information, value will come there after.
That's a good start.
And please take my comments as trying to help you date and assess your rifle. I'm not trying to bust your (anything), but folks here generally like lots of photos before giving opinions.
Close-ups of the lock, a shot of the bore with a bore light inside, and, if you want to sell it, the required shot of the rifle with a piece of paper with your forum name and the current date. This shows that you are in actual possession of the rifle. Scammers have been trying to get our money, and we don't like that, so we have tried to come up with a way to derail them.
Good luck with your assessment, and if you choose, with your sale.
And please take my comments as trying to help you date and assess your rifle. I'm not trying to bust your (anything), but folks here generally like lots of photos before giving opinions.
Close-ups of the lock, a shot of the bore with a bore light inside, and, if you want to sell it, the required shot of the rifle with a piece of paper with your forum name and the current date. This shows that you are in actual possession of the rifle. Scammers have been trying to get our money, and we don't like that, so we have tried to come up with a way to derail them.
Good luck with your assessment, and if you choose, with your sale.
Thank you for your help
