3 crappy 22's thinking of scrapping them

[fat tony]

I have a Lakefield Mossberg Mark 1 .22 lr, the trigger is buggered the hell up, the stock fits like a scab ready to fall off, ergonomics are the s**ts, cracked plastic trigger guard; they did a real # on it, and it didn't even get out of the factory yet.

I also have a Cooey 75, some tard beat the muzzle end up with a hammer sometime, and it's not at all properly fitted to the receiver.

And I also have a .22 with no working iron sights, it's a NAACO (same as the Brigadier/.45 Winchester Magnum?) all of these guns are single shots, I'm thinking of stripping off the barrels and scrapping them, I haven't tried it yet but I would imagine with some persuasion (brass punch) and maybe a propane torch I could get them off.

The only one I would feel crummy about scrapping is the Cooey Model 75, as I have a good one and I find I really like that model, but sending it to a smith to get fixed is more than it's worth, the thing is some bubba screwed it up royally before it got into my hot little hands.

 

[weaselsrippedmyflesh]

Can't you throw them on the EE?. There is lots of guys like me who love fixing up old junk, even if it wasn't that great to start with. But I. do agree that it sucks having really crappy guns around.

 

[fat tony]

I suppose I could just turn them over for parts value only, I actually do know a guy who sells parts for the Cooey # 82, I might be able to get the parts together to get her sorted out and save at least that one - just gotta get the hell off my azz and put in an order with him.

 

[randas]

Give them away in the EE before you turn them in.. Having even just the receiver destroyed lets them inflate there "baby killing guns we got off the street" stats

 

[fat tony]

I got 2 members interested already, maybe we can save them, thanks for the interest guys