hello,
i have inherited a 12 gauge shotgun ( german deco) that i wish to have permanently destroyed in punjab. kindly advise what is the procedure,
de commissioning a firearm
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bangbang
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hornet22
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Re: de commissioning a firearm
It must be Geco .....which is a decent shotgun ....why in the world would you spoil such a weapon. Get it serviced and use it
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Vineet
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Re: de commissioning a firearm
Sell it off on gun shop
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bangbang
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Re: de commissioning a firearm
Hi. I don’t have a firearms license and the firearm is inherited. Would like a reference to a gun shop that will buy it and appx value
Also have a .32 bore smith and Wesson revolver with a short barrel.
Sale permission to be ready in a couple of days.
Value on both and possible buyer recommendation will be appreciated
Thanks in advance
Also have a .32 bore smith and Wesson revolver with a short barrel.
Sale permission to be ready in a couple of days.
Value on both and possible buyer recommendation will be appreciated
Thanks in advance
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ruger_rugged
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Re: de commissioning a firearm
Which city are u located in India
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bangbang
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Re: de commissioning a firearm
nawanshahr, punjab.
sale permission in hand.