Best way to sell high capacity magazines

[inchrisin]

I owned a handgun that held 17 rounds in the magazine. I no longer own the gun but I still own 3 magazines. I come to find out that Ebay doesn't like to let me sell anything over 10 rounds. Silly me.

What's the best way to sell high cap magazines?

 

[lefteye]

Gun shows or word of mouth with friends and neighbors (who aren't anti-gun).

 

[dakota.potts]

Gunbroker?

 

[Sharkbite]

That depends on the laws of your state. Some (like mine) dont allow the transfer of "high-cap" mags after a given date.

In the free states go ahead and sell em

 

[2ndsojourn]

Post here in the gun show forum.

 

[pnac]

Most of the gun forums have a classified ads section to buy or sell.

 

[Joe_Pike]

I would say Armslist, but I haven't been able to get any ads to go through with them lately.

 

[kilimanjaro]

If you can legally sell them in your state, post them here or on Gunbroker.com.

 

[inchrisin]

It looks like Indiana doesn't much care about high cap mags. I'll be double-checking if I sell out of state.

 

[turkeestalker]

That is the trick, know the law and follow it.
There are a myriad of ways to put them out there for sale, so long as you obey the laws regarding your home state and the state of any potential buyer.

 

[Skans]

Put a good price on them and sell them here. Don't try and get retail for them - there's tons of folks on gunbroker and at gunshows selling every kind of magazine ever made. Remember, stuff priced right sells!

 

[JimmyR]

It looks like Indiana doesn't much care about high cap mags. I'll be double-checking if I sell out of state.

I live in Indiana, and can tell you with no hesitation that there is no legal barrier to owning, buying, or selling magazines of any capacity.

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