Karl Vreski will hunt you down if you deactivate that AUG. His death in Die Hard was just pretend, if you didn't know.
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Karl Vreski will hunt you down if you deactivate that AUG. His death in Die Hard was just pretend, if you didn't know.
CCFR
Do it right THIS time, you may not get a NEXT time.
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I agree. I do not have my prohib, so if the Devil happens to be on this forum, I will gladly sell my soul for the Steyr. Please PM me with contract.
Cannon
You can do what you want with your property, but deactivating these would be a great loss. It would be one less gun if the prohibition to use them was to be reversed in part someday (for ownership and use as a rental by a range for example). That being said, still would be interested to own a dewat if the price is right. I just don't know what to stand for in this. Its just sad.
+1.Originally Posted by Rapier46
You just gave me a great idea. You could purchase them to be displayed as is in the museum, and then if the ruling is ever overturned you could pick up your property. This may be pie in the sky. I don't know the rules surrounding these classes. Best contact Mr Wolverine for the final word
Prices are firm at the following;
AUG $2,000.00 Mini Uzi $1,500.00 and Sterling $1,500.00. Payment required by MO or certified cheque and then the sale can be treated as a private one and no tax will be charged. For deactivation please add $100 to the price. All sales of deactivated firearms are final, require full prepayment and no returns.
The AUG has always been a great favorite of mine but unfortunately I also do not have that class.
The Mini Uzi is SPF.
Thanks.
Plz do not sell these to be deactivated.
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Ultimately all the prohibited classes are destined to be deactivated, destroyed or given to a museum, why shouldn't the owner be entitled to sell them for cash even if it means deactivation?
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