safecracker
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- Feb 26, 2009
- 2,405
Bullet Buyback in Louisville
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ohen cepel
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Man, I wish I was close enough to sell them some! Old stuff that I haven't gotten around to pulling or bad reloads.
Then there is the 500rds of .22 from Walmart for $25 or so..........May feel bad exploiting their stupidity at some point. However, I would be getting their dumb a$$ off the street which would be good.
Sort of hope this is fake news.
Then there is the 500rds of .22 from Walmart for $25 or so..........May feel bad exploiting their stupidity at some point. However, I would be getting their dumb a$$ off the street which would be good.
Sort of hope this is fake news.
gunismyfriend
Active Member
- Apr 24, 2017
- 235
How about volunteering as the guy to destroy all the ammo?
I guess you need to worry about the quality of the collected ammo.
I guess you need to worry about the quality of the collected ammo.
I could make,,,,"One million dollars"....in my best Dr. Evil voice.
jollymon
Active Member
They capped at 30 rds/ 30.00 , Seams that the word spread after it was posted over on AR15.COM and they started getting calls asking if there's a limit.
I would have gone with 13K of some vary old 22lr. I have, then buy fresh
I would have gone with 13K of some vary old 22lr. I have, then buy fresh
- Feb 4, 2013
- 28,175
$1 a round, I would have bought fresh .22 to sell them. I can then buy about 12 - 15x as much ammo. 
toolness1
Ultimate Member
"Bullets"
So one could bring in a bunch of actual bullets (not rounds)? Think they would even notice?
So one could bring in a bunch of actual bullets (not rounds)? Think they would even notice?
Go to Wal-Mart, Buy a box of 50 9mm, sell back 30, keep 20, go back to Wal-Mart, and repeat until they recognize you. you make money and stockpile ammo. Or I guess do it with a box of 100 minimags for the higher margin.
Would they really buy back .22s?
Would they really buy back .22s?
The whole idea is retarded. "Bullets" aren't the problem. Any moron can go into a store and just buy more ammo. They are basically giving criminals a 400% mark up for their ammo. Libtards at it again. They should try a thug buy back program, $1 per felon.
Spent brass might be better
- Jan 30, 2013
- 34,042
This. These are usually conducted by a government entity. The term, "buyback" helps establish in people's minds the notion that all things come from the State, and all things go back to the State. It will be less controversial when they make firearm "buybacks" mandatory.
jollymon
Active Member
It was a Church that launched the idea, Makes me wonder did they raid the collection plate for this stunt??
The whole thing? Or just a scalp?
chrisflhtc
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