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View Full Version : What is your experience with Armslist. I have been looking to purchase a Sig MCX with an 8 inch barrel. I saw a few deals on Armslist. Do I just try and win an auction at Gunbroker or take the chance on one of these guys on Armslist? Gunbroker is more like eBay to me since there is a feedback system for buyers and sellers. With Armslist, it is more like Craigslist, which can work if it is a face to face deal. Thanks for your feedback!

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I found this scam in about 1 minute. Always face to face with Armslist and even then be very careful to meet in public, armslist tennessee.

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By Colin Lecher and Sean Campbell. Illustration by Alex Castro and Grayson Blackmon. Data analysis by Daniel Nass. Thomas Caldwell was a veteran in his 60s with a soft physique, oval glasses, no income, and a history of mental illness. In , according to prosecutors, police found a Glock in a Milwaukee drug house and quickly linked it to him. According to the ATF, he said he had been purchasing guns from a licensed dealer, then reselling many of them through Armslist. If Caldwell wanted to sell guns, the ATF warned him, there was a proper way to do it. Without obtaining a federal firearms license, he was breaking the law and potentially putting weapons into the hands of criminals.

Armslist tennessee

Home » Shooting Industry News. Instead, they help their large network of registered FFL dealers to help service users. As a non-subscriber, you can still purchase from the network of over 1, FFL dealers. However, having an account opens up new possibilities for you. Armslist offers two different account types, the Premium Vendor account, and the Personal account. They also provide up-to-date news articles about guns, gun laws, and opinionated articles to educate the public on matters affecting the 2nd Amendment.

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Where do people sell their guns now that Armslist is gone. I always accomplish that before the meeting and I make sure they know that we'll meet only in a police department parking lot. But, as with all things, they let their emotions override logic. That's pretty expensive gun, I would buy it off of gunbroker, there's some there today. They sell A LOT online and make more money for the seller accordingly. Always Cash. I took them out of my bookmarks list a year or two again when they started requiring paid memberships to shop there. JavaScript is disabled. I then found the exact same gun, same pictures, description, etc. They need to charge to be prepared for that. Use your intuition and --pause-- to think about any odd wording used in a text or phone call.

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PayPal or credit card would be the only forms of payment I would do for the reason you state, buyer protection. The first gun I responded to was a scam. I even mentioned that Armslist recommended that all purchases be made through and escrow service. That way I only lose half my money! Log in Register. For all I know those are Feds or CIs looking for low hanging fruit. For private party sales, it is too difficult to avoid the scammers, unless you live close enough for a FTF meet. I insisted on using PayPal, the guy said he couldn't figure out how to do PayPal, so I told him forget it. His e-mail 'writing' style seemed Very impatient. Recently took a half-dozen handguns to a local dealer for consignment. No ads, no emails, no arranging a showing, no "I don't have to do a CBI background check because blah, blah, blah SharpDog Bushwhacker Lifetime Supporter. Morrow7x Supporter Supporter.