So how do you sell your guns now?

[davesl708]

Some states you can sell handguns like a toaster at garage sale. No government intervention or paperwork.

There are no rules here. If you want to sell a gun to anyone just sell it. Most if not all newpapers (Provda) won't list guns anymore but you can go word of mouth, internet (not Craigslist) or stick up posters at work in most places.

 

[Zerk]

I think Armslist is a great resource. I hope liberals don't find a way to shut it down.

 

[RoyJackson]

I have only sold one gun, LCP 380. Sent it back, factory told me 4 jams in 400 was acceptable. Jammed again with Hornady and I got rid of it. I sure liked the size. Bought a J frame.

I use Hornady Critical Defense...yet to have a jam.
Only time I do have a problem is if I manually rack the slide after inserting a magazine...then I'll get a FTF. If I use the slide release, never a problem.
Since I had a stroke (many years ago), my right hand dexterity isn't as good as before the stroke. I blame those FTF issues on me, not the gun.

 

[Zerk]

Maybe I limped wristed it, I have heard it is easier with small guns. Never had a problem with my Glock 19 9mm.

Either way, I find it unacceptable for self defense gun. 38+p J frame ultralight is my preference. Thought the 380 was a better gun from pants pocket.

When Ruger told me 4 failures in 400 was acceptable, it really soured me. I actually had a few more in the first 50, but I wrote those off as it being tight.