Posted: 6/18/2012 10:57:51 AM EDT
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I throw my guns in a lake before id participate in a gun buyback program.  You are missing the point...sell guns are broken or POS, take their money, spend it on firearm related stuff, profit from their stupidity. While I agree with Ban-Hater that buy backs are foolish programs, it is also hard to argue with the logic of turning in junk guns to spend that money on other firearm related products. I'm so glad we don't do that non-sense here. It would probably make we cry to see nice guns get turned in for peanuts only to be destroyed. |
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I throw my guns in a lake before id participate in a gun buyback program. You are missing the point...sell guns are broken or POS, take their money, spend it on firearm related stuff, profit from their stupidity. While I agree with Ban-Hater that buy backs are foolish programs, it is also hard to argue with the logic of turning in junk guns to spend that money on other firearm related products. I'm so glad we don't do that non-sense here. It would probably make we cry to see nice guns get turned in for peanuts only to be destroyed. Oh I don't like them either, when good or priceless guns are destroyed, but getting rid of guns that just will not work and are worthless...then take their money and buy ammo, parts, cleaning supplies, targets, etc. |
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I throw my guns in a lake before id participate in a gun buyback program. You are missing the point...sell guns are broken or POS, take their money, spend it on firearm related stuff, profit from their stupidity. Yeah, I guess your right. Ive had a couple POS guns that I could have profited from. |
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Guns Save Life of ILL took advantage of it in Chicago this weekend and received $6,240 at the buy-back.
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Guns Save Life of ILL took advantage of it in Chicago this weekend and received $6,240 at the buy-back. link 
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