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I've got an old non shooter 12ga worth $0. Hmm...not too far to drive for $100.
I just can't bring myself to do it.
I just can't bring myself to do it.
PG County Gun Buy Back Program Today & Saturday
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engineerbrian
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I just watched the video, and first off Whitney Wild is super hot! Anyways, back to the matter at hand. They say a general gift card...what the hell is that?
Visa or amex type gift card. Use it anywhere.... Like your local gun, cigarette or liqour store
Bingo...
These programs are perfect for weapons like this.
Cash for Trash is what I call them.
When DC had a similar program a few years back I unloaded a crusty revolver and a Saturday Night Special with a broken hammer I found in my Grandfather's garage, neither of which I would dare try to shoot.
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narcolepticsniper
That one guy
Take it and trade someone in the parking lot for their gun. Then you'll get a new gun valued more than 100 (hopefully) and they still get their gift card..
2 questions come to my mind since they are giving out gift cards:
1.) Are they tracking what is purchased with the gift cards?
2.) How pissed would they be if I used said gift card to buy $100 worth of ammo at Walmart or BassPro?
And then commit a felony with it.
2 questions come to my mind since they are giving out gift cards:
1.) Are they tracking what is purchased with the gift cards?
2.) How pissed would they be if I used said gift card to buy $100 worth of ammo at Walmart or BassPro?
go for it and let us know.. LOL
- May 22, 2005
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Seems to me an enterprising member of the House of Delegates could put a real cramp in this by asking the AG's office for an opinion as to how the PG County police department is exempted from the transfer requirements for a regulated firearm.
There's nothing in Maryland law that expressly permits these gun buybacks without paperwork.
There's nothing in Maryland law that expressly permits these gun buybacks without paperwork.
Norton said:
If I recall correctly, the law permits owners of weapons to legally dispose of them by surrendering them to a local or state police station.
The gift card is merely an incentive.
I'd like the over under on how many will show up with and hand in a loaded weapon.
dist1646
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What frosts me about these programs is when some little old lady brings in those war trophy guns, that her late husband brought home, which are worth thousands of dollars.
"My husband brought these home from WW2 and I don't know anything about guns. I just want to get them out of the house." My wife's grandmother had an engraved presentation baby Browning that was presented to one of the foreman at FN from John Browning and was so inscribed. I doubt if that one got melted down!
"My husband brought these home from WW2 and I don't know anything about guns. I just want to get them out of the house." My wife's grandmother had an engraved presentation baby Browning that was presented to one of the foreman at FN from John Browning and was so inscribed. I doubt if that one got melted down!
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