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    pntbllr228

    pntbllr228

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    I have an Ak-47 I bought recently on here. I haven't shot it yet. The previous owner said he only shot 200ish rounds through it. It is a Romanian GP WASR10/63.

    I dont know much else about the gun except that it looks to be in good shape, it comes with two loaded mags, and it is missing the cleaning rod.

    Price - 400 cash

    Pics are in post below!


    Thanks,

    Gavin
     
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    jrfount

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    derf

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    bs875 said:
    Which rule says you can't ask questions about parts count and 922r compliance? It seems like an important question to me and something potential buyers would like to know about.
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    4) NO derogatory remarks.
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    Derogatory = tending to lessen the merit or reputation of a person or thing; disparaging; depreciatory: a derogatory remark.

    If you aren't a potential buyer, it shouldn't concern you.
    All your conjecture has a negative effect on the guy's sale thread.
    Keep it to yourself.
     
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    madmax4x4

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    derf said:
    Derogatory = tending to lessen the merit or reputation of a person or thing; disparaging; depreciatory: a derogatory remark.

    If you aren't a potential buyer, it shouldn't concern you.
    All your conjecture has a negative effect on the guy's sale thread.
    Keep it to yourself.
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    I see your point but another rule is

    2) NO items that are deemed illegal by the State of Louisiana, the state in which the seller resides, the state which the prospective buyer resides or the Federal government. If you have an item such as a 'widget' (for example) that is illegal for sale in Louisiana, DO NOT SELL IT. If it is legal to sell but that sale requires certain legal process to take place, then it is authorized. The onus is upon the seller/buyer to ensure those processes are completed.
    It would be good to know if it is set up with 922r in mind
     
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    bs875

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    madmax4x4 said:
    I see your point but another rule is

    2) NO items that are deemed illegal by the State of Louisiana, the state in which the seller resides, the state which the prospective buyer resides or the Federal government. If you have an item such as a 'widget' (for example) that is illegal for sale in Louisiana, DO NOT SELL IT. If it is legal to sell but that sale requires certain legal process to take place, then it is authorized. The onus is upon the seller/buyer to ensure those processes are completed.
    It would be good to know if it is set up with 922r in mind
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    This is exactly my point. Nothing derogatory was being asked. If anything I'm doing the seller a favor by pointing out something he may not be aware of BUT NEEDS TO BE. As they say, ignorance of the law is no excuse. And even in the firearm community 922r is not always understood or even know about.

    To imply my question is in violation of the "no derogatory remarks" rule because it may have a negative effect on the sale is overreaching. If the rule were applied in that way then no one could ask how many rounds were down the barrel or if a revolver has an internal lock. The answers to both of those questions could affect a sale for some buyers but they get asked all the time.

    It's a simple question with a simple answer. Either the gun is 922r compliant with foreign mags or it's not. If it isn't than fine. The gun just needs to be used with US mags or foreign mags with some US parts. Not a big deal and if the buyer wants to use all foreign mags they can just switch out the pistol grip and/or the muzzle attachment. The gun doesn't even need to be changed to be sold. Just remove any foreign mags from the gun itself and let the buyer know about the parts count. Then it's up to the buyer to make any changes to the gun or the mags.
     
    derf

    derf

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    madmax4x4 said:
    I see your point but another rule is

    2) NO items that are deemed illegal by the State of Louisiana, the state in which the seller resides, the state which the prospective buyer resides or the Federal government. If you have an item such as a 'widget' (for example) that is illegal for sale in Louisiana, DO NOT SELL IT. If it is legal to sell but that sale requires certain legal process to take place, then it is authorized. The onus is upon the seller/buyer to ensure those processes are completed.
    It would be good to know if it is set up with 922r in mind
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    bs875 said:
    This is exactly my point. Nothing derogatory was being asked. If anything I'm doing the seller a favor by pointing out something he may not be aware of BUT NEEDS TO BE. As they say, ignorance of the law is no excuse. And even in the firearm community 922r is not always understood or even know about.

    To imply my question is in violation of the "no derogatory remarks" rule because it may have a negative effect on the sale is overreaching. If the rule were applied in that way then no one could ask how many rounds were down the barrel or if a revolver has an internal lock. The answers to both of those questions could affect a sale for some buyers but they get asked all the time.

    It's a simple question with a simple answer. Either the gun is 922r compliant with foreign mags or it's not. If it isn't than fine. The gun just needs to be used with US mags or foreign mags with some US parts. Not a big deal and if the buyer wants to use all foreign mags they can just switch out the pistol grip and/or the muzzle attachment. The gun doesn't even need to be changed to be sold. Just remove any foreign mags from the gun itself and let the buyer know about the parts count. Then it's up to the buyer to make any changes to the gun or the mags.
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    OK, I-lawyers, what law states that it is illegal to buy, sell, or possess that gun with foreign mags inserted? What is the penalty?
    Who elected you 922r hall monitors of the BS marketplace?
    What muzzle attachment? The pic shows a gun with no muzzle attachment, doesn't it?

    Asking 922r questions sheds a negative light on the weapon, making it seem as though it may be illegal, scaring some potential buyers away.
     
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