URGENT MESSAGE TO EVERY CANADIAN GUN OWNER

[Mark-II]

The cost of sending anything south of the border, combined with the firearms glut down there, means that unless you're selling anything rare or otherwise highly desirable, you're going to get eff all for your property regardless.

I had a friend looking at how to send a Remington 1100 to his son south of the border. TL-DR it isn't happening

 

[kaos013]

Well big shocker, IRUNGUNS is trying to profit off of the Liberals gun bans again.

First they offered pathetic payouts to try and snatch up a bunch of CZ Scorpion Evo's and now they are trying to make more money off of eliminating firearms from Canadian ownership.

Disgusting vulture behavior no matter how you try to paint it as "helping" Canadians you are only working to accomplish the Liberals end goal.

They are giving people options. What suits one does not suit the other.If this does not suit you move on but your comment is out ofline!

 

[AAEAmerica]

Ffs, don't stoop to LLM image generators. Shameful.

It's not very easy finding a willing and affordable graphic artist after hours who is enthusiatic about drawing a pic of Uncle Sam filling Mr. Carney up with his Freedom Stick! Glad to know it got your attention sir.

 

[AAEAmerica]

Why would i let you profit off of this when i can just keep them for myself? Goofy

We want you to keep your guns. All of them. Do NOT surrender anything.....But if you disagree, send them to the USA and convert them to cash sir. We will help. It is that simple.

 

[guysavard]

The offer is appreciated, but if anything, I’m looking to acquire more guns.

 

[667]

DON’T LET THEM STEAL YOUR INVESTMENT.

Let us steal them instead...

 

[boxhitch]

The cost of sending anything south of the border, combined with the firearms glut down there, means that unless you're selling anything rare or otherwise highly desirable, you're going to get eff all for your property regardless.

Along with the fact firearms bought in Canada have a much higher purchase price than the same unit sold in the US and the 'sell to US' value will seem even more paltry.

But for those planning for end-of-life that would rather dispose of handguns and maybe lessen the burden to those looking after an estate, irunguns offer may be a good option. Better to pocket that dime than to donate to the libtards

 

[call2arms]

We want you to keep your guns. All of them. Do NOT surrender anything.....But if you disagree, send them to the USA and convert them to cash sir. We will help. It is that simple.

I am not interested in selling but for something common that someone would be looking to sell what would be reasonable to expect?

 

[Winchester1973]

I can tell you my experience with exporting to US with Irunguns, I send my 50 BMG to Irunguns to hold in Arizona and I was going to sell through it, make sure you get everything down on paper because when they received the rifle in the US, the rules started to change, fees started that I was not told about, also for them to sell your firearms they will either charge 10% of sold value or if you want to sell it yourself they charges fees which is fine if you knew that prior to shipping it down there because you can never bring it back, they have total control.
I actually have no problems with them selling it and charging a fee, but the fee needs to be appropriate. If they sell a rifle for 1000 they charge 10%, but in my case the 10,000 rifle they will charge the same 10% and it is the same cost to them to sell a 1000 rifle as a 10,000 rifle. This is above the fee that Gunbroker also charges, also they charge you transfer fee and shipping fee and packing fee to the FFL they shipped the gun too.

In my case I sold the firearm myself quickly, and the guy who bought the rifle had contacted me off Gunbroker because the rifle has a 3 year waiting list to buy a new one and he thought the rifle would sell for higher than the initial price I had it list for, so I did not have to pay them a fee and he picked it up from them and he was a FFL so I only had to pay a transfer fee and a month storage. Am I telling you not to do this, no, but get everything down on paper to know what your are getting yourself into, now I paid 10,500 Canadian for the rifle and sold it for 10,000 US minus the Irunguns fee so I did quite well on this.

I would do this again but this time I would negotiate all fees and have a contract with them. I like Irunguns and have bought severasl guns from them and imported rifles from the US to Canada from them and will continue, but this one transaction really bother me at the time because I felt I was being taken advantage of

 

[mmcintyre1220]

You can't bring in Russian or Chinese firearms can you?

 

[Cocked&Locked]

As long as they're in your possession you have a chance of keeping them.

As long as they're in your possession you don't just have a chance to keep them. You're already keeping them!
Wise owners will keep it that way regardless of anything corrupt government does.

Something something 9/10ths of the law.

In this case I'd say 10/10th's.

 

[cptseawolf]

I got an email back and it's a very convoluted process with 100000 different fees and some things can't get exported unless IRG brought it in.

Don't think this is worth it

 

[Karnage]

You can't bring in Russian or Chinese firearms can you?

As per my previous post, no.

 

[mussyhairhillbilly]

I'm not judging anyone who decides to sell em' off ... as long as no one judges me for keeping em'

 

[Wiskey1]

if you go the IRG way.you'll end up with pennies on the dollar,,real gun guys will keep all their sh1t,no matter what the libtards say,and as usuall all through history,libtards government get thrown out for corruption,they ALWAYS have,not to mention the way to world is going,you'd have to be a real idiot to give up your stuff,LOL.,
and spare me the "some people need to money to pay off other stuff",,not with MY tax dollars,i dont owe them anything,if you've joined the hobby in the last 20 years,you KNEW what to expect,so suck it up.wait it out,

 

[boxhitch]

I actually have no problems with them selling it and charging a fee, but the fee needs to be appropriate. If they sell a rifle for 1000 they charge 10%, but in my case the 10,000 rifle they will charge the same 10% and it is the same cost to them to sell a 1000 rifle as a 10,000 rifle.

looks the same as any other consignment sale, and I agree it should be only a flat rate fee
but tough to change an estblished process

 

[Johnyy]

K, so is it: "Fair, no-haggle market-value offers" UPFRONT?? Cash in hand after IRG receives item?
Or, from posters here, is it allot of BS??
IRG's, just buy it outright, K.I.S.S.< Sounds like IRG's isn't actually 'buying' them outright..? Is this incorrect?

So it's not a simple process, like: I have so & so, here are detailed pics - OK we will pay you $###. We will pay you when we have it & confirm.
Not all this Ship it, pay fee's, pay commissions only When it sells, sometime down the road, from us or You making ads & listing it? yada yada...¿.

 

[calibrecarstairs]

if you go the IRG way.you'll end up with pennies on the dollar,,real gun guys will keep all their sh1t,no matter what the libtards say,and as usuall all through history,libtards government get thrown out for corruption,they ALWAYS have,not to mention the way to world is going,you'd have to be a real idiot to give up your stuff,LOL.,
and spare me the "some people need to money to pay off other stuff",,not with MY tax dollars,i dont owe them anything,if you've joined the hobby in the last 20 years,you KNEW what to expect,so suck it up.wait it out,

Since you seem to know everything cause you're a real gun guy...
Wait it out for what?

 

[AAEAmerica]

I am not interested in selling but for something common that someone would be looking to sell what would be reasonable to expect?

Not sure how to answer your question. No matter what, the process is lengthy (3-6) months on average from the time you Follow step 1 to the time you're cashing a check. If you email AgainstAllEnemiesLLC@gmail.com I will send you a "Cheat Sheet" that will help answer many more questions about the entire process.

 

[AAEAmerica]

K, so is it: "Fair, no-haggle market-value offers" UPFRONT?? Cash in hand after IRG receives item?
Or, from posters here, is it allot of BS??
IRG's, just buy it outright, K.I.S.S.< Sounds like IRG's isn't actually 'buying' them outright..? Is this incorrect?

So it's not a simple process, like: I have so & so, here are detailed pics - OK we will pay you $###. We will pay you when we have it & confirm.
Not all this Ship it, pay fee's, pay commissions only When it sells, sometime down the road, from us or You making ads & listing it? yada yada...¿.

It was never stated that IRUNGUNS is purchasing any firearms outright. The purchasing/consigning is being handled by us here at Against All Enemies in the same city. Why? Because we are willing. Truth be told, A gun dealer doesn't need to pay "Fair Market Value" for used firearms for any reason. We are GUN DEALERS. We do NOT collect guns, store guns, save guns or stare at them. We sell them sir. I am ONLY interested in helping to sell Canadian guns that would otherwise be given to the Government and destroyed, and I am only interested in doing this if it creates a reasonable and fair income for myself and my employees. I can't meet you in a Wal-Mart parking lot with a bag of cash sir. There are procedures that we must follow in order to make this happen legally. It is a grueling process from start to finish, we are trying to give you another option.