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steveNChunter · March 23, 2013, 08:35 AM

@ valleyforge.1777- I dont care if its nothing more than a rusted, rotten inoperable pile of crap, I wouldn't take it to one of those buy-back programs if they paid me $100 or $1000. Thats playing right into the politicians and anti-gunner's hands. If its in such bad condition that it can't be made to shoot again, (I doubt its that bad if it was cleaned and oiled prior to storage) hang it over the mantle and have some great decoration and a conversation peice. For cryin' out loud, its a PRE '64 WINCHESTER 94. Show it some love!

Taking a gun to a buy-back program (unless you stole it) is firearms enthusiasts treason.

March 23, 2013, 08:35 AM	#17
steveNChunter Senior Member Join Date: December 14, 2012 Location: Southern Appalachian Mtns Posts: 1,520	@ valleyforge.1777- I dont care if its nothing more than a rusted, rotten inoperable pile of crap, I wouldn't take it to one of those buy-back programs if they paid me $100 or $1000. Thats playing right into the politicians and anti-gunner's hands. If its in such bad condition that it can't be made to shoot again, (I doubt its that bad if it was cleaned and oiled prior to storage) hang it over the mantle and have some great decoration and a conversation peice. For cryin' out loud, its a PRE '64 WINCHESTER 94. Show it some love! Taking a gun to a buy-back program (unless you stole it) is firearms enthusiasts treason. __________________ DEO VINDICE