O Ozzieman New member Dec 8, 2015 #21 How many times have you sold a gun where the buyer didn't ask if you had the original paperwork and box?
How many times have you sold a gun where the buyer didn't ask if you had the original paperwork and box?
S Skans New member Dec 10, 2015 #23 ALWAYS keep the original gun boxes. Yes, it helps resale. I wrap mine in plastic sheeting and duct tape and then toss them in the attic.
ALWAYS keep the original gun boxes. Yes, it helps resale. I wrap mine in plastic sheeting and duct tape and then toss them in the attic.
J johnwilliamson062 Moderator Dec 10, 2015 #24 Hard plastic cases? Yes. Cardboard boxes? No. I will pay a bit more for a gun with box in excellent condition. If the person cared that much for the box... Not enough of a difference I am willing to let them pile up though.
Hard plastic cases? Yes. Cardboard boxes? No. I will pay a bit more for a gun with box in excellent condition. If the person cared that much for the box... Not enough of a difference I am willing to let them pile up though.
