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drcook · November 7, 2013, 03:47 PM

these are some other sites that people sell quality firearms on, they do get traffic on them. I put a couple below.

you do not have to take a chance on not getting what you want when you put it on an auction site, like

www.gunbroker.com.

when you do your listing, you set a reserve, the reserve is the minimum price you would take for the gun. don't forget there will be a fee IF the gun sells, none if it doesn't. Gunbroker makes money by selling Options, not just guns.

Want your gun to show up in the preferred section ? pay a fee. Want this ? pay a fee, want that pay a fee.

If you put your gun on a site and it sells only accept a Postal Money Order or cash of course. PMO's have a couple features that are hard to forge.

Hold one up to the light, you will see a Ben Franklin watermark. (there were some released that the water mark was all but non-existent, but those have probably been used up).

There is a security strip that weaves in and out of the paper.

They have a serial number on them that is linked to a post office database. Your bank (and you if you can find the link and access the site) can log on and verify the serial nbr AND the amount that it was written for. The post office does not allow credit cards to be used, only cash or debit cards. So the PMO is good and you don't have to wait for it to clear.

here are some other sites, I recommend you take a look at them and you will see what others are selling guns like the one you have for

http://www.gunsamerica.com/

http://www.gunsinternational.com/

November 7, 2013, 03:47 PM	#10
drcook Senior Member Join Date: November 25, 2009 Posts: 285	these are some other sites that people sell quality firearms on, they do get traffic on them. I put a couple below. you do not have to take a chance on not getting what you want when you put it on an auction site, like www.gunbroker.com. when you do your listing, you set a reserve, the reserve is the minimum price you would take for the gun. don't forget there will be a fee IF the gun sells, none if it doesn't. Gunbroker makes money by selling Options, not just guns. Want your gun to show up in the preferred section ? pay a fee. Want this ? pay a fee, want that pay a fee. If you put your gun on a site and it sells only accept a Postal Money Order or cash of course. PMO's have a couple features that are hard to forge. Hold one up to the light, you will see a Ben Franklin watermark. (there were some released that the water mark was all but non-existent, but those have probably been used up). There is a security strip that weaves in and out of the paper. They have a serial number on them that is linked to a post office database. Your bank (and you if you can find the link and access the site) can log on and verify the serial nbr AND the amount that it was written for. The post office does not allow credit cards to be used, only cash or debit cards. So the PMO is good and you don't have to wait for it to clear. here are some other sites, I recommend you take a look at them and you will see what others are selling guns like the one you have for http://www.gunsamerica.com/ http://www.gunsinternational.com/ __________________ dr = david r. not Doctor, but thanks for the compliment, most folks just call me dave Last edited by drcook; November 7, 2013 at 03:52 PM.