I have a 10/22 Takedown Model# 11100 that I bought for my son but it is too heavy for him so we ended up going to a Ruger Charger Pistol with brace and he really enjoys the pistol much better. How much would I be able to sell the 10/22 TD Model #11100 for? It includes the carry bag which is really nice. It has barely been shot maybe 200 rounds through it and then it was cleaned and stored in a safe place. Thank you for your help.
Ruger 10/22 Takedown SS
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Hold on to it. He will grow into it quickly. Then you will not have to buy another. Or, you can have him use the 10/22 from a bench.
I don't know how old he is, but you will be surprised how fast he will grow. This comes from a guy who works with a ton of kids in boy scouts and other youth shoots. Not to mention, I have 3 of my own that outgrew the kid sized rifles before I could blink.
As a a matter of fact, we did a presentation to the troop last night on firearm safety. There was about 40 boys and 20 adults.
I don't know how old he is, but you will be surprised how fast he will grow. This comes from a guy who works with a ton of kids in boy scouts and other youth shoots. Not to mention, I have 3 of my own that outgrew the kid sized rifles before I could blink.
As a a matter of fact, we did a presentation to the troop last night on firearm safety. There was about 40 boys and 20 adults.
Ok darn I was hoping at least 300. It's pretty much brand new condition. Maybe when I make the ad I can leave it up for a few weeks and see what happens. How do I legally do the transfer for a rifle in MD? I just want to make sure everything is done legally. Thank you guys for your help!
Buyer must be at least 18, and a Maryland resident by law.
Take money, give rifle. 100% legal.
You are supposed to be reasonably sure the buyer is not a prohibited person, but no legal requirement to do any checks.
There are bills-of-sale you can print on line, and maybe check their drivers license, but again, no legal requirement.
Ammo Jon
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- Mar 3, 2008
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I’d do $250 if you’re in a rush. I’ve been kicking around the idea of a 10/22 with Ruger ISB.
