Selling mags

[slvyj]

I'm new to the forum. I have a number of rifles I'm getting ready to sell, due to my job I spend a lot of time overseas and I'm tired of putting them in storage so I'm going to try to sell some of them, (but not all). I've read the forum rules and the law and I can not sell hi cap mags over 15 rounds to someone in State. So if I sell the rifles, what do I do with the mags? Just hold on to them until my job moves me to another state?

[roberth]

Sell them on Gun Broker, you can ship them out of state.

[SideShow Bob]

Put them in a box out of the way somewhere and keep them. You never know, you may want to buy that type of firearm again down the road.....

[kwando]

Bury them

[slvyj]

Put them in a box out of the way somewhere and keep them. You never know, you may want to buy that type of firearm again down the road.....

That actually is my current plan.

[BPTactical]

Wait, weren't they lost in a boating accident?

[ray1970]

You should destroy them. They're evil.

[WETWRKS]

Did you shoot all the bulletz out of them? That makes them useless and you just throw them away.

[Skip]

Did you shoot all the bulletz out of them? That makes them useless and you just throw them away.

I got that reference!

Keep them OP (if you can). I've noticed the people selling limited mags mark them up for the service and sometimes smaller cap mags are hard find. So having grandfathered mags isn't just about capacity but also saving money if you can get back into those guns.

The best scenario is we get rid of the stupid law by the time you're ready to spend more time at home.

[Squeeze]

I agree on keeping them. Definitely a good call. OR, if you are so inclined to sell them, military & LE are exempt from the silly law last I checked. So you can sell them to those personnel. Another member mentioned going the Gunbroker route. That's another option.